Individual variability in responses to nicotine.

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Individual variability in acute responses to nicotine, which may be defined as variable magnitude of effects following controlled dosing, is generally attributed to stable characteristics of tobacco users such as genetic/constitutional factors or to chronic behavioral factors (e.g., long-term use of other drugs). Often overlooked, however, is that such variability may also be due to the transient influence of the...

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