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CHRNA6 Variation and Nicotine Response in Early Adolescence
Substance use disorders represent a critical public health concern, with nicotine remaining one of the most widely abused substances among adolescents. Adolescence is a sensitive period of brain development characterized by heightened neuroplasticity and synaptic reorganization, leaving the developi
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