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- A Novel Delta Opioid Receptor Antagonist, SoRI-9409, Produces a Selective and Long-Lasting Decrease in Ethanol Consumption in Heavy Drinking Rats
- Varenicline, an alpha4beta2 nicotinic acetylcholine receptor partial agonist, selectively decreases ethanol consumption and seeking
- Orexin-1 Receptor and Stress-Induced Relapse
- CRF-BP and Ethanol Intake
- Preclinical Model for Ethanol-Mediated Behaviors
- SoRI 9409 and Ethanol Consumption
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- Recent News
- Professor Antonello Bonci, M.D., is presented the ACNP Daniel H. Efron Research Award
- UCSF Gallo study finds hormone disorder drug could help drinkers stay sober
- Kay Tye from Gallo Center wins Donald B. Lindsley Prize
- Genetic markers identified for alcohol response in UCSF Gallo study
- UCSF Researchers Make Headway with Potential Alcoholism Drug
- New Drug Candidate to Treat Alcoholism Hits a Different Target in the Brain
- Many Recovering Alcoholics Depend on Coffee, Cigarettes
- Variability in reward learning performance often translates to life-long patterns of success or failure
- Excessive Drinking and Relapse Rapidly Cut in New Approach
- The Gallo Center awarded prestigious grant from the NIAAA
- Drug to curb smoking also cuts alcohol dependence
- Brain imaging and genetic studies link thinking patterns to addiction
- Morphine dependency blocked by single genetic change
- Alcoholism: Vice or Disease? A Conversation with Howard Fields Part 3 of 3
- UCSF research pinpoints brain molecule's role in developing addiction
- Controversial drug shown to act on brain protein to cut alcohol use
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