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Gonadal hormone mediation of neural plasticity in the adult rodent amygdala
Morris, John A. (John Andrew)
Text (2008)
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Neuromodulation improves motor and cognitive performance in animal models
Cywiak, Carolina
Text (2022)
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Adolescent anabolic steroid exposure : effects on social behaviors and neural plasticity
Salas-Ramirez, Kaliris Y.
Text (2007)
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The evolution of neural plasticity in digital organisms
Sheneman, Leigh
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Levodopa-induced dyskinesia : from aberrant presynaptic signaling to maladaptive postsynaptic plasticity
Sellnow, Rhyomi Charis
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Studying the plasticity of the hypothalamo-neurohypophysial system in dehydrated rats using postembedding immunology cytochemistry at the electron microscopic level
Marzban, Farshid
Text (1992)
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Peripartum plasticity in the serotonergic dorsal raphe : implications for postpartum socioemotional behavior and physiology
Holschbach, Mary A.
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