https://www.selleckchem.com/pr....oducts/sch-527123.ht
37, confidence interval 95%[-6.3;-2.4]; p0.001). Moreover, individuals who had first-degree relative with alcohol dependence present smaller increase in BDNF levels when compared with individuals without family history (14.8 [-5.3;35.6] vs 35.3 [15.4;74.8]; p=0.005). In summary, the variation of BDNF levels seems to be influenced by withdrawal in severe alcohol users. Also, positive family history of alcohol dependence could be a factor that influence the variation of this biomarker. In summary, the variation of BDNF levels seems
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