Morphine acutely regulates opioid receptor trafficking selectively in dendrites of nucleus accumbens neurons.
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Morphine acutely regulates opioid receptor trafficking selectively in dendrites of nucleus accumbens neurons.
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Morphine acutely regulates opi ...... of nucleus accumbens neurons.
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Morphine acutely regulates opi ...... of nucleus accumbens neurons.
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Morphine acutely regulates opi ...... s of nucleus accumbens neurons
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Adena L Svingos
Eric E O Colago
Eric J Nestler
Helena Haberstock-Debic
Michel Barrot
Rachael L Neve
Virginia M Pickel
Zia Rahman
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10.1523/JNEUROSCI.23-10-04324.2003
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2003-05-01T00:00:00Z