Postmortem Neurochemistry Shows High Dopamine Levels in Brain of Cocaine Consumers
<p>Cocaine abuse represents a serious problem to many countries and is frequently related to deaths. Differences in response, drug tolerance, drug sensitization and postmortem redistribution diffi cult clarifying cocaine related deaths. Thus, additional parameters associated to cocaine exposit...
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Main Authors: | Virginia M Carvalho (Author), André R Fukushima (Author), Luiz R Fontes (Author), Jorge C Florio (Author), Alice AM Chasin (Author) |
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Forensic Science Today - Peertechz Publications,
2016-12-29.
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