Special Issue ArticleLimbic-Striatal Memory Systems and Drug Addiction☆
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The research summarized here is supported by an MRC Programme Grant (G9537855) to B.J.E., T.W.R., and A.D. and was carried out within the MRC Co-operative in Brain, Behaviour and Neuropsychiatry. We gratefully acknowledge the major contributions of Anthony Dickinson, Helen Alderson, Mercedes Arroyo, Barak Caine, Rudolf Cardinal, Patricia DiCiano, Jeremy Hall, Rutsuko Ito, Athina Markou, Cella Olmstead, John Parkinson, Maria Pilla, and Rachel Whitelaw, among others.
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Address correspondence and reprint requests to Trevor W. Robbins, Department of Experimental Psychology, Downing Street, Cambridge CB2 3EB, UK. Fax 44-1223 314547. E-mail: [email protected].
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