Dopamine in neurogenesis and forebrain development
$0P01FY2001HDNIH
Univ Of Massachusetts Med Sch Worcester, Worcester MA
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Abstract
This project will examine the role of dopamine in neurogenesis and neuronal migration, and determine of prenatal cocaine exposure, which is known to affect the aminergic systems, alters those processes. The investigators will study mice in vivo and in vitro to determine the role of dopamine in brain development, and on the consequences of disruption of the dopaminergic system by prenatal cocaine exposure.
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