Cocaine Seeking And Taking Are Oppositely Regulated By Dopamine
Lauren M. Burgeno(University of Oxford), Paul E. M. Phillips(University of Washington), Ryan D. Farero(University of Washington), Marios C. Panayi(National Institutes of Health), Stefan G. Sandberg(University of Washington), Ingo Willuhn(Netherlands Institute for Neuroscience), Marta E. Soden(University of Washington), Jennifer S. Steger(University of Washington), Larry S. Zweifel(University of Washington), Scott B. Evans(University of Washington), Nicole L. Murray(University of Washington)
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