Differential sensitivity to psychostimulants across prefrontal cognitive tasks: differential involvement of noradrenergic α₁ - and α₂-receptors.
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Differential sensitivity to psychostimulants across prefrontal cognitive tasks: differential involvement of noradrenergic α₁ - and α₂-receptors.
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Differential sensitivity to ps ...... energic α₁ - and α₂-receptors.
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Differential sensitivity to ps ...... energic α₁ - and α₂-receptors.
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Differential sensitivity to ps ...... energic α₁ - and α₂-receptors.
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Differential sensitivity to ps ...... energic α₁ - and α₂-receptors.
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Differential sensitivity to ps ...... energic α₁ - and α₂-receptors.
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Differential sensitivity to ps ...... energic α₁ - and α₂-receptors.
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Barry D Waterhouse
Craig W Berridge
David M Devilbiss
Jed S Shumsky
Jill A McGaughy
Matt E Andrzejewski
Robert C Spencer
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10.1016/J.BIOPSYCH.2011.07.022
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2011-09-03T00:00:00Z