Reversal of cocaine sensitization-associated changes in GAD67 and GABAA receptor α2 subunit expression, and PKC ζ activity
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W. Wetsel | E. Ellinwood | Yingmiao Liu | Tong H. Lee | Xiuwu Zhang | Qiuyan Sun | Qiang X. Chen | Xueying Xiong | Colin | Davidson
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