Molecular mechanisms of cocaine reward: Combined dopamine and serotonin transporter knockouts eliminate cocaine place preference
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D. Murphy | K. Lesch | I. Sora | F. S. Hall | A. Andrews | M. Itokawa | X. F. Li | H. -. Wei | C. Wichems | G. Uhl | D. Murphy | F. Scott Hall | F. Hall | Xiao-Fei Li | Hong-Bing Wei | Johns Hopkins | S. Snyder | Christine Wichems
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