59 min
Nr4a1 and chromatin bivalency in cocaine pathophysiology
Epigenetics, Molecular Neuroscience, Pathophysiology and seminar by Prof Liz Heller, University of Pennsylvania
Hosted by Neurobiology of Addiction
Thursday 19:00–20:10 Berlin (GMT+1)
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