The AVPR1A Gene and Substance Use Disorders: Association, Replication, and Functional Evidence
Brion S. Maher(University of Pittsburgh), Michael M. Vanyukov(University of Pittsburgh), E. Lenn Murrelle(Virginia BioTechnology Research Park), Moonsu Kang(Virginia Commonwealth University), Ralph E. Tarter(Western State Hospital), Kenneth S. Kendler(Virginia Commonwealth University), Fazil Alıev(Karabük University), Arpana Agrawal(Washington University in St. Louis), Vladimir I. Vladimirov(University of Phoenix), Bernie Devlin(University of Pittsburgh), Danielle M. Dick(Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey), Jay A. Tischfield(Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey), Christian Heidbreder(Indivior (United States)), Howard J. Edenberg(Indiana University School of Medicine), John M. Hettema(Texas A&M University), John I. Nürnberger(University School), Pierandrea Muglia(Saniona (Denmark)), Howard D. Chilcoat(Johns Hopkins University), Brien P. Riley(Virginia Commonwealth University), Shawn J. Latendresse(Baylor University), Rebecca McNamee(University of Pittsburgh), John R. Kramer(University of Iowa), Xiangning Chen(Virginia Commonwealth University), Robert E. Ferrell(University of Pittsburgh), Tim B. Bigdeli(SUNY Downstate Health Sciences University), Galina P. Kirillova(University of Pittsburgh), Dawn L. Thiselton(Virginia Commonwealth University)
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