Allosteric neurotensin receptor 1 modulator confers β-arrestin bias and selectively attenuates addiction-associated behaviors

L. M. Slosky; Krisztian Toth; Y. Bay; L. Rochelle; V. Pogorelov; C. Ray; R. Chandraskhar; H. Yuan; A. Badea; W. Wetsel; A. Pinkerton; M. G. Caron; L. S. Barak

Allosteric neurotensin receptor 1 modulator confers β-arrestin bias and selectively attenuates addiction-associated behaviors

L. M. Slosky, Krisztian Toth, Y. Bay, L. Rochelle, V. Pogorelov, C. Ray, R. Chandraskhar, H. Yuan, A. Badea, W. Wetsel, A. Pinkerton, M. G. Caron, L. S. Barak

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Original language	American English
State	Published - Nov 4 2018
Event	Neuroscience 2018 - San Diego, CA Duration: Nov 4 2018 → …

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Conference	Neuroscience 2018
Period	11/4/18 → …

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Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences

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Allosteric neurotensin receptor 1 modulator confers β-arrestin bias and selectively attenuates addiction-associated behaviors

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