Separate GABA afferents to dopamine neurons mediate acute action of opioids, development of tolerance, and expression of withdrawal.
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Separate GABA afferents to dopamine neurons mediate acute action of opioids, development of tolerance, and expression of withdrawal.
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Separate GABA afferents to dop ...... and expression of withdrawal.
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Aya Matsui
Brooke C Jarvie
John T Williams
Shane T Hentges
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10.1016/J.NEURON.2014.04.030
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2014-05-22T00:00:00Z