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- who: Jean-Yves Rotge from the d'Adultes, Paris, France Department of Psychology, University of Cambridge, Downing have published the paper: Bidirectional regulation over the development and expression of loss of control over cocaine intake by the anterior insula, in the Journal: (JOURNAL)
- what: The opposite effects of AIC lesions, the directions of which are dependent on prior cocaine experience, are not readily encapsulated within a singular motivational construct. This study shows that the control exerted by the AIC over cocaine intake changes over the course of drug exposure that may reflect a change in . . .
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