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Synergism between methamphetamine and the neuropeptide substance P on the production of nitric oxide in the striatum of mice

Wang et al., 2011

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Wang J
Angulo J
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Our laboratory has been investigating the participation of striatal neurokinin-1 receptors in the methamphetamine (METH)-induced loss of striatal neurons. Signaling through these receptors exacerbates the METH-induced striatal apoptosis. METH induces the synthesis of …
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