Cannabis use by women during pregnancy does not influence infant DNA methylation of the dopamine receptor DRD4
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posted on 2017-01-01, 00:00 authored by P Fransquet, Delyse HutchinsonDelyse Hutchinson, Craig OlssonCraig Olsson, S Allsop, E Elliott, L Burns, R Mattick, R Saffery;, J RyanCannabis use by women during pregnancy does not influence infant DNA methylation of the dopamine receptor DRD4
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2017, Peter Fransquet, Delyse Hutchinson, Craig A. Olsson, Steve Allsop, Elizabeth J. Elliott, Lucinda Burns, Richard Mattick, Richard Saffery, and Joanne RyanJournal
The American journal of drug and alcohol abuseVolume
43Pagination
671 - 677ISSN
0095-2990eISSN
1097-9891Issue
6Publisher
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Social SciencesScience & TechnologyLife Sciences & BiomedicinePsychology, ClinicalSubstance AbusePsychologyCannabispregnancyperinataldopamine receptor (DRD4)fetal programmingDNA methylationepigeneticsMATERNAL SMOKINGPRENATAL MARIJUANASUBSTANCE-ABUSEBIRTH-WEIGHTEXPOSUREGENECONSEQUENCESPOLYMORPHISMNEWBORNSBEHAVIOR
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