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Stressed Mutant Mice Hit the Bottle

Some people can drink moderately for years, only to become mired in alcohol after a stressful life event. A new mouse model described on page
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 may help explain why. In the mice, which have been genetically altered to lack a key component of their stress response system, stress apparently acts as a catalyst that makes them--perhaps permanently--more prone to drink.