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Glutamate Receptor Separates Drinking and Nondrinking Rats
Oct. 3, 2013
By
Anette Breindl
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By using modern sequencing methods to look at two strains of rats that either prefer or abhor alcohol, researchers have identified a glutamate receptor that has an early stop codon and so is for all intents and purposes missing in the drinkers.
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