Trace amine-associated receptor gene polymorphism increases drug craving in individuals with methamphetamine dependence

Agriculture & Biology

• craving 90%
• methamphetamines 82%
• amines 53%
• genetic polymorphism 40%
• receptors 37%
• drugs 36%
• genes 19%
• remission 14%
• single nucleotide polymorphism 10%
• signs and symptoms (animals and humans) 10%
• genotype 9%
• substance abuse 9%
• anxiety 6%
• sleep 6%
• pain 5%
• dopamine 5%
• agonists 5%
• questionnaires 4%
• principal component analysis 4%
• translation (genetics) 4%
• alcohols 4%
• cell culture 4%
• protein synthesis 4%
• blood 3%
• sampling 1%
• proteins 1%
• methodology 1%

Medicine & Life Sciences

• Trace amine-associated receptor 1 100%
• Craving 65%
• Methamphetamine 64%
• Amines 58%
• Pharmaceutical Preparations 22%
• Genes 22%
• Genotype 13%
• Single Nucleotide Polymorphism 10%
• Efficiency 6%
• Principal Component Analysis 6%
• Substance-Related Disorders 5%
• Dopamine 5%
• Fatigue 5%
• Sleep 4%
• Cell Culture Techniques 4%
• Alcohols 4%
• Proteins 4%
• Memory 4%
• Anxiety 4%
• Depression 4%
• Pain 3%
• Control Groups 3%
• In Vitro Techniques 2%

Chemical Compounds

• Methamphetamine 72%
• Drug 29%
• Nucleotide 18%
• Agonist 10%
• Dopamine 10%
• Protein 9%
• Alcohol 6%
• Time 3%