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REVIEW: Alcohol‐related genes: contributions from studies with genetically engineered mice

1 Sept 2006

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Since 1996, nearly 100 genes have been studied for their effects related to ethanol in mice using genetic modifications including gene deletion, gene overexpression, gene knock-in, and occasionally by studying existing mutants. Nearly all such studies have concentrated on genes expressed in brain, and the targeted genes range widely in their function, including most of the principal neurotransmitter systems,...

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PMID: 16961758
DOI: 10.1111/j.1369-1600.2006.00038.x

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