Gene expression in brain: A window on ethanol dependence, neuroadaptation, and preference

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This article represents the proceedings of a symposium at the 2002 joint RSA/ISBRA Conference in San Francisco, California. The organizer was Paula L. Hoffman and the co-chairs were Paula L. Hoffman and Michael Miles. The presentations were (1) Introduction and overview of the use of DNA microarrays, by Michael Miles; (2) DNA microarray analysis of gene expression in brains of P and NP rats, by Howard J. Edenberg; (3) Gene expression patterns in brain regions of AA and ANA rats, by Wolfgang Sommer; (4) Patterns of gene expression in brains of selected lines of mice that differ in ethanol tolerance, by Boris Tabakoff; (5) Gene expression profiling related to initial sensitivity and tolerance in gamma-protein kinase C mutants, by Jeanne Wehner; and (6) Gene expression patterns in human alcoholic brain: from microarrays to protein profiles, by Joanne Lewohl.

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Hoffman, P. L., Miles, M., Edenberg, H. J., Sommer, W., Tabakoff, B., Wehner, J. M., & Lewohl, J. (2003). Gene expression in brain: A window on ethanol dependence, neuroadaptation, and preference. In Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research (Vol. 27, pp. 155–168). https://doi.org/10.1097/01.ALC.0000060101.89334.11

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