DRD4
Topic
DRD4 is a gene located on chromosome 11 that encodes the dopamine receptor D4, a G protein-coupled receptor. This receptor is involved in modulating synaptic transmission and has been widely studied in connection with various neurological and psychiatric conditions, including ADHD and novelty-seeking behavior.
What experts have said about DRD4
1 statement · 1 neutral
DRD4 activity promotes exploration and is elevated during adolescence.
“this is one of them, that we are seekers of explorers. And it turns out that this gene is turned on in teenagers. It gets eventually switched off.”
Open the episode · #2537 - David SinclairListen at 1:49:56
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