Adam J. Bloom

Medicine & Life Sciences

1. Nicotine 100%
2. Tobacco Products 40%
3. Cytochrome P-450 Enzyme System 38%
4. dimethylaniline monooxygenase (N-oxide forming) 33%
5. Tobacco Use Disorder 33%
6. Cytochrome P-450 CYP2B6 27%
7. Alleles 26%
8. Smoking 25%
9. Geniculate Bodies 23%
10. Smoking Cessation 21%
11. Genome-Wide Association Study 19%
12. Axons 19%
13. Ephrins 18%
14. Genotype 17%
15. Phenotype 16%
16. 3,3'-diindolylmethane 15%
17. Cotinine 14%
18. Carbon Monoxide 14%
19. Genes 13%
20. Endophenotypes 12%
21. Glucuronosyltransferase 12%
22. Human Genetics 11%
23. Smokers 11%
24. Retinal Ganglion Cells 10%
25. Microsomes 10%
26. Haplotypes 9%
27. Genetic Association Studies 9%
28. Genetic Variation 9%
29. Enzymes 9%
30. Brain 9%
31. Psychological Power 8%
32. Computational Biology 8%
33. Substance-Related Disorders 8%
34. Mental Disorders 7%
35. Young Adult 7%
36. Nose 7%
37. Superior Colliculi 7%
38. Bupropion 7%
39. Amino Acids 7%
40. Psychiatry 6%
41. Lung Neoplasms 6%
42. Biomarkers 6%
43. nicotine imine 6%
44. Liver 5%
45. Eye 5%
46. Drug Therapy 5%
47. Retina 5%
48. Invertebrates 5%
49. Messenger RNA 5%