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Characterizing intercellular signaling peptides in drug addiction
2009
Neuropharmacology
Intercellular signaling peptides (SPs) coordinate the activity of cells and influence organism behavior. SPs, a chemically and structurally diverse group of compounds responsible for transferring information between neurons, are broadly involved in neural plasticity, learning and memory, as well as in drug addiction phenomena. Historically, SP discovery and characterization has tracked advances in measurement capabilities. Today, a suite of analytical technologies is available to investigate
doi:10.1016/j.neuropharm.2008.07.036
pmid:18722391
pmcid:PMC2665169
fatcat:ghcmgldlmrdfnig52n4orynpx4