Maternal separation stress drastically decreases expression of transthyretin in the brains of adult rat offspring. (Q54650533)

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English	Maternal separation stress drastically decreases expression of transthyretin in the brains of adult rat offspring.	scientific article

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Maternal separation stress drastically decreases expression of transthyretin in the brains of adult rat offspring. (English)

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Kazuhisa Kohda

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Seiichiro Jinde

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Kazuya Iwamoto

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Miki Bundo

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Nobumasa Kato

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Tadafumi Kato

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4 August 2005

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The International Journal of Neuropsychopharmacology

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10.1017/S1461145705005857

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