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Stimulatory Effect of Caffeine Explained
Report has revealed that DARPP-32, a key regulatory protein involved in controlling receptors, ion channels, and other physiologic factors in the brain and known to play a role in drug addiction, is implicated in the stimulatory effect of caffeine. More...12 Sep 2002
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