Plasma Cocaine Metabolite and Liver CYP450 3A4 Isoenzyme Levels as Indicators of Cocaine Dependence in Rats Treated with Nutritional Supplements
Natwaine Sherune Gardner (Biotechnology Centre, UWI Mona, Kingston, Jamaica); Kedon JS Luke (UWI Mona, Kingston, Jamaica); Andrew O. Wheatley (UWI Mona, Kingston, Jamaica); Winston G. De La Haye (UWI Mona, Kingston, Jamaica); Perceval Bahado-Singh (UWI Mona, Kingston, Jamaica); Lowell Dilworth (Department of Pathology, UWI Mona, Kingston, Jamaica); Donovan A. McGrowder (Department of Pathology, Faculty of Medical Sciences, UWI Mona, Kingston, Jamaica); Everard Barton (UWI Mona, Kingston, Jamaica); Lauriann Elizabeth Young (Department of Basic Medical Sciences, Faculty of Medical Sciences, UWI Mona, Kingston, Jamaica); Ajibike Salako-Akande (Getwele Natureceuticals, Halethorpe, MD, USA); Errol Morrison (NCST, Kingston, Jamaica); Denise Eldemire-Shearer (Department of Community health, UWI Mona, Kingston, Jamaica); Henry Lowe (Bio-Tech R&D Institute, Kingston, Jamaica); Helen N. Asemota (Biotechnology Centre, UWI Mona, Kingston, Jamaica and UWI BMS - Biochemistry Section, Mona, Jamaica)
ISSN: 2156-1737|EISSN: 2156-1729
https://www.igi-global.com/article/plasma-cocaine-metabolite-and-liver-cyp450-3a4-isoenzyme-levels-as-indicators-of-cocaine-dependence-in-rats-treated-with-nutritional-supplements/176408