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Cocaine-induced interindividual variability in female rats: From behavior to gene expression
Cocaine use disorder is marked by strong interindividual variability, yet the molecular determinants underlying vulnerability in females remain poorly characterized. Here, we adapted a statistical model previously validated in males to classify female rats exposed to a cocaine-induced conditioned pl
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