Dorsal hippocampal brain receptor complexes linked to the protein synthesis-dependent late phase (LTP) in the rat.

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Dorsal hippocampal brain recep ...... t late phase (LTP) in the rat.

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Dorsal hippocampal brain recep ...... t late phase (LTP) in the rat.

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Gunyong An

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Han Wang

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Lin Li

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Maryam Ghafari

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Volker Korz

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10.1007/S00429-013-0699-Z

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Gert Lubec

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2014-01-18T00:00:00Z

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