Biomedical sciences publications
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Using Ontologies in Hierarchical Modeling of Genes and Exposure in Biologic Pathways
This chapter examines the potential for the use of hierarchical modeling techniques within the framework of an ontology that quantifies relationships across genotypes and phenotypes for nicotine dependence.
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Working and Episodic Memory Processes in Alcoholism, HIV, and Their Comorbidity
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Frizzled 8 Activation By WNT-2 and Synergistic Up-Regulation in Lung Cancer
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Genetic Research on Nicotine Dependence: Future Directions
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Nicotine & Tobacco
One feature of the journal was determined early: It would have an introductory section, similar to those of Science and other journals that emphasize dissemination.
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Prominent Role of alpha3/alpha6beta2* nAChRs in Regulating Evoked Dopamine Release in Primate Putamen: Effect of Long-Term Nicotine Treatment
Here, we used voltammetry to assess the role of nAChRs on evoked dopamine release from monkey putamen slices.
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The Impact of Smoking Cessation and Pharmacotherapy on Sleep Assessed Across the First 10 Days After Quitting
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Regression Models of Atlas Appearance
This paper introduces an appearance modeling framework based instead on generalized multi-linear regression. The training of regression appearance models is controlled by independent variables. This makes it straightforward to create…
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Tobacco Addiction and Pharmacogenetics of Nicotine Metabolism
This paper presents a brief overview of several components of tobacco addiction, including a discussion of progress towards the development of a comprehensive understanding of the pharmacogenetics of tobacco addiction…
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Blocking the Effects of MCP-1 Using a New Small Molecule Antagonist SR16951 for the Treatment of Autoimmune Diseases
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Protein Expression Changes in Prefrontal Cortex, Corpus Callosum, and Anterior Dorsal Cerebellum After Ethanol Exposure in Wistar Rats
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Association of the DRD2 Gene Taq1A Polymorphism and Smoking Behavior: a Meta-Analysis and New Data
Our a priori hypothesis was that the association of the DRD2 Taq1A polymorphism with smoking behavior would be more prominent in females than males.