Persistence of fear memory across time requires the basolateral amygdala complex.
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Persistence of fear memory across time requires the basolateral amygdala complex.
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Persistence of fear memory across time requires the basolateral amygdala complex.
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Persistence of fear memory across time requires the basolateral amygdala complex.
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Persistence of fear memory across time requires the basolateral amygdala complex.
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Persistence of fear memory across time requires the basolateral amygdala complex.
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Persistence of fear memory across time requires the basolateral amygdala complex.
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Persistence of fear memory across time requires the basolateral amygdala complex.
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Andrew M Poulos
Fonda Tokushige
Michael S Fanselow
Ravikumar Ponnusamy
Sarah S Sterlace
Veronica Li
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11737-11741
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10.1073/PNAS.0905257106
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2009-06-30T00:00:00Z