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Contribution of D1R-expressing neurons of the dorsal dentate gyrus and Cav1.2 channels in extinction of cocaine conditioned place preference
Cocaine-associated contextual cues can trigger relapse behavior by recruiting the hippocampus. Extinction of cocaine-associated contextual memories can reduce cocaine-seeking behavior, however the molecular mechanisms within the hippocampus that underlie contextual extinction behavior and subsequent
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