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• "It's like a revolution, " says Margarita Dubocovich, a neuropharmacologist at Northwestern University.
• "It's impressive, " says Adron Harris, a neuropharmacologist at the University of Colorado School of Medicine in Denver.
• After the death of a family member from ecstasy overdose Bowden worked with a neuropharmacologist and biopsychologist to develop demonstrably safer alternatives to methamphetamine to be used as a substitute therapy.
• But many people thought marijuana was different because overt feelings of withdrawal are relatively uncommon, said Dr . George Koob, a neuropharmacologist at the Scripps Research Institute in San Diego.
• "Even one milligram, the smallest commercially available dose, is at least three times higher than the normal amount in the body, " says Dubocovich, the neuropharmacologist.
• Maybe it's just that cheese, like most dairy products, is notoriously difficult to digest, suggests Rafael Cabeza, a neuropharmacologist from the University of Texas at El Paso.
• But one of the researchers on the study, Mark Prendergast, a neuropharmacologist at the Medical College of Georgia, said the tests had been designed specifically with gulf war veterans in mind.
• Sixty percent of America's scientists don't believe in God, but Dr . Jeffrey Conn, an Emory University ( GA ) neuropharmacologist, isn't one of them.
• This breakthrough came when a British neuropharmacologist announced at a medical meeting that he had just injected a powerful relaxant into his own penis and then pulled down his pants to show off the result.
• Dr . Lewis Seiden, a neuropharmacologist at the University of Chicago, said, " This is an important basic research discovery with implications for people who take MDMA, " or Ecstasy.
• "' Arvid Carlsson "'( born 25 January 1923 ) is a neuropharmacologist who is best known for his work with the neurotransmitter dopamine and its effects in Parkinson's disease.
• In 1985, research by neuropharmacologist Candace Pert, of the National Institutes of Health at Georgetown University, revealed that neuropeptide-specific receptors are present on the cell walls of both the brain and the immune system.
• Hans W . Kosterlitz, the neuropharmacologist who won an international race to find the first opiate-like substances in the brain, died on Oct . 26 at a nursing home in Aberdeen, Scotland, where he lived.
• Neuropharmacologist George F . Koob of the Scripps Research Institute in La Jolla, Calif ., who co-authored a commentary on Smith's paper in Nature, praised the research, noting it points the way toward new drugs that might allay premenstrual anxiety.
• This finding, that numerous neurotransmitters can be released by the same neuron, is referred to as the " coexistence principle . " This phenomenon was most popularized by the Swedish neuroanatomist and neuropharmacologist Tomas H鰇felt, who is considered to be the " Father of the Coexistence Principle ."