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A. Moiz

Douglas Mental Health University Institute

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Amphetamine in Adolescence Induces a Sex-Specific Mesolimbic Dopamine Phenotype in the Adult Prefrontal Cortex

Giovanni Hernández, J. Zhao, Z. Niu, D. MacGowan, Tanya Capolicchio, A. Song, S. Gul, A. Moiz, A. Mahmud, I. Herrera, Nicolas X. Tritsch, Jeremy J. Day, Cecilia Flores

This study shows that adolescent amphetamine exposure causes sex-specific changes in mesolimbic dopamine axons and PFC dopamine transporter expression in adulthood, with males showing increased vulnerability to drug effects.

Communications Biology · Dec 6, 2025Peer-reviewedNeuroscience