Notice of Special Interest (NOSI): Assembling the Addiction Organelle Interactome
This grant opportunity is seeking research studies that explore how organelles in cells interact and communicate with each other, and how these interactions impact cellular stability, particularly in relation to addiction. The focus is on understanding how addictive drugs disrupt these communications and functions within cells, such as altering processes like endosomal trafficking, ER stress, …
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