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substance dependence

substance dependence Substance dependence, also called addiction, is a complex disorder shaped by both environmental and genetic factors.

Substance dependence, also called addiction, is a complex disorder shaped by both environmental and genetic factors. It can involve dependence on substances such as nicotine, alcohol, marijuana, cocaine, opiates, or other drugs, and is linked to serious health and social or economic harm.

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Drafting source: Chen Xiang; Cho Kelly; Singer Burton H.; Zhang Heping. The Nuclear Transcription Factor PKNOX2 Is a Candidate Gene for Substance Dependence in European-Origin Women. 2011; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0016002; article XML SHA-256 5a5a210d23ae9cdb9767d31ee84b21de5d095fc7f57bed1a51d323dc1a1f0954. “The Nuclear Transcription Factor PKNOX2 Is a Candidate Gene for Substance Dependence in European-Origin Women” (10.1371/journal.pone.0016002).
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