Partial reversal of stress-induced behavioral sensitization to amphetamine following metyrapone treatment (Q46913645)

26 December 2017

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Partial reversal of stress-induced behavioral sensitization to amphetamine following metyrapone treatment (English)

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Wolkowitz OM

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Reid MS

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Ho LB

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Tolliver BK

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Berger SP

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English

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publication date

1 February 1998

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Brain Research

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volume

783

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1

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133-142

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