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Milled Stress Reduces Morphine-Induced Locomotion in F2 NMRI Mice.

Milled Stress Reduces Morphine-Induced Locomotion in F2 NMRI Mice.

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Temporary amygdala inhibition reduces stress effects in female mice.

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Milled Stress Reduces Morphine-Induced Locomotion in F2 NMRI Mice.

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Iranian Journal of Pharmaceutical Research

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Milled Stress Reduces Morphine-Induced Locomotion in F2 NMRI Mice.

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Ahamadreza Dehpour

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Hassan Ghoshooni

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Leila Golmanesh

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Seyyed Hosein Salimi

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