HUMAN GENETIC STUDY: Association analysis of genes encoding the nociceptin receptor (<i>OPRL1</i>) and its endogenous ligand (<i>PNOC</i>) with alcohol or illicit drug dependence
Xiaoling Xuei(Indiana University Health), Howard J. Edenberg(Indiana University School of Medicine), Jay A. Tischfield(Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey), Tatiana Foroud(University of Southern California), John I. Nürnberger(University School), Marc A. Schuckit(University of California, San Diego), Laura J. Bierut(Broad Institute), Leah Flury‐Wetherill(Indiana University School of Medicine), Laura Almasy(Children's Hospital of Philadelphia)
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