Turnitin
降AI改写
早检测系统
早降重系统
Turnitin-UK版
万方检测-期刊版
维普编辑部版
Grammarly检测
Paperpass检测
checkpass检测
PaperYY检测
Shared orbitofrontal dynamics to a drug-themed movie track craving and recovery in heroin addiction
Movies captivate groups of individuals (the audience), especially if they contain themes of
common motivational interest to the group. In drug addiction, a key mechanism is …
common motivational interest to the group. In drug addiction, a key mechanism is …
[HTML][HTML] Chronic voluntary morphine intake is associated with changes in brain structures involved in drug dependence in a rat model of polydrug use
ME Quintanilla, P Morales, D Santapau, A Ávila… - International Journal of …, 2023 - mdpi.com
Chronic opioid intake leads to several brain changes involved in the development of
dependence, whereby an early hedonistic effect (liking) extends to the need to self …
dependence, whereby an early hedonistic effect (liking) extends to the need to self …
Pump the brakes: identifying neurobiological targets to enhance inhibitory control in drug addiction
AO Ceceli, RZ Goldstein - 2024 - nature.com
Impairments in inhibitory control, an essential neuropsychological function for stop**
unwanted behaviors, are core to drug addiction pathology [1]. The neural substrates of …
unwanted behaviors, are core to drug addiction pathology [1]. The neural substrates of …
Naturalistic drug cue reactivity in heroin use disorder: orbitofrontal synchronization as a marker of craving and recovery
Movies captivate groups of individuals (the audience), especially if they contain themes of
common motivational interest to the group. In drug addiction, a key mechanism is …
common motivational interest to the group. In drug addiction, a key mechanism is …
Chronic Voluntary Morphine Intake Is Associated with Changes in Brain Structures Involved in Drug Dependence in a Rat Model of Polydrug Use
Chronic opioid intake leads to several brain changes involved in the development of
dependence, whereby an early hedonistic effect (liking) extends to the need to self …
dependence, whereby an early hedonistic effect (liking) extends to the need to self …