Neurochemical and Physiological Effects of Cocaine Oscillate with Sequential Drug Treatment: Possibly a Major Factor in Drug Variability
Seymour M. Antelman(University of Pittsburgh), Richard L. Stiller(University of Pittsburgh), Donna Kocan(University of Pittsburgh), Susan Kiss(University of Pittsburgh), Anthony R. Caggiula(University of Pittsburgh), David J. Edwards(University of York)
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