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Meanings of dopamine in English

Russian
дофамин
Portuguese
vias dopaminérgicas
Spanish
dopamina
Catalan
dopamina

Hormone and neurotransmitter.

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Usage of dopamine in English
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In any case, our lack of dopamine leads to diminished cognitive control.
The Guardian
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Conclusion: These findings confirm postmortem reports of dopamine transporter loss with aging.
Pubmed
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However, there is growing evidence that cocaine can also augment dopamine release.
Pubmed
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A proposed model of addiction implicates ascending brainstem neuromodulatory systems, particularly dopamine.
Pubmed
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Additionally there is considerable evidence implicating dopamine systems in these rewarding effects.
Pubmed
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Apomorphine is a highly soluble agonist whose effect is similar to dopamine.
Pubmed
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Objective: The activity of dopamine-dependent retinal signaling can be assessed using electroretinography.
Pubmed
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Unlike previously reported data, dopamine antagonists resulted the most commonly prescribed drugs.
Pubmed
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In conclusion, the change of dopamine concentration induces modification of radiotracer kinetics.
Pubmed
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That extra dopamine is released when people really get into a game.
Wired
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They also inhibit dopamine uptake by a mechanism yet to be clarified.
Pubmed
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Furthermore, dopamine-4-O-sulfate did not react with a strong oxidizing agent, sodium periodate.
Pubmed
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The role of tonic dopamine release in reward consummatory behavior remains unclear.
Pubmed
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Selected-mass mobility analysis indicated the absence of dopamine in PD-like striatal metabolomes.
Pubmed
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This study examined the role of dopamine receptors in regulating arbor size.
Pubmed
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We suggest that, in part, dopamine pathway may be altered in sepsis.
Pubmed
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Spanish
dopamina
Catalan
dopamina
Dopamine through the time
Dopamine across language varieties
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Rare