Anatomical substrates for glutamate-dopamine interactions: evidence for specificity of connections and extrasynaptic actions.
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Anatomical substrates for glutamate-dopamine interactions: evidence for specificity of connections and extrasynaptic actions.
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Anatomical substrates for glut ...... ons and extrasynaptic actions.
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Aline Pinto
David B Carr
Natalia Omelchenko
Susan R Sesack
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10.1196/ANNALS.1300.066
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2003-11-01T00:00:00Z