The pituitary-adrenocortical system of neonatal rats is responsive to stress throughout development in a time-dependent and stressor-specific fashion. (Q46008579)

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English	The pituitary-adrenocortical system of neonatal rats is responsive to stress throughout development in a time-dependent and stressor-specific fashion.	scientific article published in March 1991

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The pituitary-adrenocortical system of neonatal rats is responsive to stress throughout development in a time-dependent and stressor-specific fashion. (English)

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Walker CD

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Scribner KA

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Cascio CS

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Dallman MF

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1 March 1991

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Endocrinology

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128

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3

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1385-1395

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10.1210/ENDO-128-3-1385

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