Transgenerational blunting of morphine-induced corticosterone secretion is associated with dysregulated gene expression in male offspring.

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Anika M Toorie

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Elizabeth M Byrnes

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Fair M Vassoler

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10.1016/J.BRAINRES.2017.11.004

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