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  1. Potential involvement of gap junctions in pathology of addiction

    Cocaine abuse represents a huge social problem for the widespread in the world and for the many health risks associated. Moreover, a significative percentage of cocaine users develop an addiction with loss of control on drug intake. Several molecular modifications occurs with cocaine use, some of …

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