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Association of a nicotinic receptor gene polymorphism with spontaneous eyeblink rates.
Scientific reports - 2 Mar 2015
Nakano Tamami, Kuriyama Chiho, Himichi Toshiyuki, Nomura Michio
Abstract excerpt
Spontaneous eyeblink rates greatly vary among individuals from several blinks to a few dozen blinks per minute. Because dopamine agonists immediately increase the blink rate, individual differences in blink rate are used as a behavioral index of central dopamine functioning. However, an association of the blink rate with polymorphisms in dopamine-related genes has yet not been found. In this study, we...
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