Challenging addictive behaviours in mouse models with abnormal corticostriatal projections

Our genes may make us more or less vulnerable to neuronal plasticity addiction. Elia Magrinelli is testing the role of a gene in the brain that may determine this risk and could serve as a predictor of susceptibility to addiction and a potential target for treatments.

The Risk of Addiction in our Genes

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Challenging addictive behaviours in mouse models with abnormal corticostriatal projections

The Risk of Addiction in our Genes

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