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Repeated exposure to high-THC Cannabis smoke during gestation alters sex ratio, behavior, and amygdala gene expression of Sprague Dawley rat offspring

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By Thaisa M. Sandini, Timothy J. Onofrychuk, Andrew J. Roebuck, Austin Hammond
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Stress Resilience Evidenced by Grooming Behaviour and Dopamine Levels in Male Mice Selected for High And Low Immobility using the Tail Suspension Test - Reis‐Silva - - European Journal of Neuroscience - Wiley Online Library

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By Thiago M. Reis‐Silva, Thaisa M. Sandini, Atilio S. Calefi, Bruna C.G. Orlando
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The full text of this article hosted at iucr.org is unavailable due to technical difficulties. Research Report Stress Resilience Evidenced by Grooming Behaviour and Dopamine Levels in Male Mice Selected for High And Low Immobility using the Tail Suspension Test Thiago M.
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Stress resilience evidenced by grooming behaviour and dopamine levels in male mice selected for high and low immobility using the tail suspension test - Reis‐Silva - - European Journal of Neuroscience - Wiley Online Library

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By Thiago M. Reis‐Silva, Thaisa M. Sandini, Atilio S. Calefi, Natalia Moreira
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RESEARCH REPORT Stress resilience evidenced by grooming behaviour and dopamine levels in male mice selected for high and low immobility using the tail suspension test Thiago M.
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