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Decreased [3H]naloxone Binding in the Dentate Gyrus of Cloninger Type 1 Anxiety-Prone Alcoholics: A Postmortem Whole-Hemisphere Autoradiography Study.

Virpi LaukkanenOlli KärkkäinenHannu KautiainenJari TiihonenMarkus Storvik
Published in: Alcoholism, clinical and experimental research (2015)
Our finding suggest that Cloninger type 1 anxiety-prone alcoholics may have an altered [³H]naloxone binding in brain areas related to reward, impulse-control, mood, and learning. The finding lends support to the idea of Cloninger type 1 anxiety-prone alcoholics responding weaker to the opioidergic pharmaceuticals of the treatment of alcoholism than Cloninger type 2 impulsive alcoholics.
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