Amphetamine in Adolescence Disrupts the Development of Medial Prefrontal Cortex Dopamine Connectivity in a dcc-Dependent Manner

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RT @me_on_the_web: adolescent amphetamine exposure causes lasting deficits in dopamine projections to the frontal cortex https://t.co/p89t…

@prana_addict_69 @Childermass4 @qorprate Amphetamine use over a prolonged period of time can cause prefrontal cortex damage. https://t.co/ceaEEhqGqh

RT @me_on_the_web: adolescent amphetamine exposure causes lasting deficits in dopamine projections to the frontal cortex https://t.co/p89t…

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