Q&A: Large-scale Study Explores Protein Changes that Persist in Cocaine Use, Even After Long Periods of Abstinence

The protein changes that don't appear to reset to pre-usage levels may "contribute to the persistent relapse potential that occurs in response to cocaine abstinence" and may be a target for research into developing therapies to combat relapse, the authors wrote.

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