The Biological bases of drug tolerance and dependence
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Summary
Psychotropic drug tolerance and dependence - common underlying mechanisms, J.M. Cox and L.L. Welling psychomotor stimulants, F.W. White and M.P. Pertwee the role of genetics in vulnerability to drug dependence, and the roles of calcium channels and other possible mechanisms.
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- 1991-01-01
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Drug tolerance, Physical dependence, Drug, Psychotropic drug, Pharmacology
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