Cocaine-induced - Globe Thesis

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1.	Regulation Of Dopamine Receptors On Cocaine Induced Gene Expression And MAPK Signaling Pathway Activation
2.	Study Of The Effects Of PKCI/HINT1 Gene Knocking Out On Cocaine-Induced CPP And Its Mechanism
3.	The Molecular Mechanism Underlying Cocaine-induced Dendrite Remodeling
4.	Study On The The Basal And Cocaine-induced Behavior Of Forebrain-specific Cdc42 Knockout Mice
5.	Signalings Via Rac1 And Cdc42 Regulate Cocaine-induced Structural Remodeling Of Dendrites And Spines
6.	Microinjection Of CART (Cocaine-and Amphetamine-regulated Transcript) Peptide Into The Nucleus Accumbens Inhibits The Cocaine-induced Upregulation Of Behavior Sensitivity
7.	The Effect And Mechanism Of HMGB1 In Cocaine-induced Reward Behavior Of Rat
8.	The Role Of MTORC2 Signaling In Regulating Cocaine-induced Structural Remodeling In Striatum
9.	The Role Of Projections From TH~+ Neurons In Locus Coeruleus To Hippocampus In Cocaine-induced Conditioned Place Preference Of Mice
10.	Cocaine-induced modification of synaptic plasticity in rat medial prefrontal cortex
11.	Adolescent vulnerabilities to cocaine: Assessing locomotor and transcriptional responses to acute cocaine and cocaine-induced behavioral plasticity during adolescence
12.	Molecular mechanisms of persistent cocaine-induced alterations in corticostriatal function
13.	The role of dopamine receptor signaling in the rat nucleus accumbens in cocaine-induced reinstatement
14.	Altered dopamine transporter function is associated with cocaine -induced locomotor sensitization: Behavioral and electrochemical recordings in freely-moving rats
15.	The emerging role of the L-type calcium channels in cocaine-induced AMPA receptor plasticity
16.	Effects Of Cocaine-induced Histone Acetylation In The Nucleus Accumbens On Gene Expression And Cocaine Addiction
17.	Effect And Mechanism Of Superior Colliculus To Locus Coeruleus Circuits In Cocaine-induced Conditioned Place Preference
18.	The Mechanism And Intervention Of Cocaine-Induced Seizure
19.	The Effects And Mechanisms Of Glucagon Like Peptide-1 Receptor Agonist In Cocaine-induced Conditioned Place Preference Behaviors In Mice
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