Two Studies Associate microRNAs with Cocaine Addiction
July 22, 2010
Two Studies Associate microRNAs with Cocaine Addiction
The first study found that Ago2-deficient mice self-administered cocaine less than their control counterparts, while the second linked expression of one specific microRNA with the motivational properties of the drug.
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