The soya isoflavone content of rat diet can increase anxiety and stress hormone release in the male rat
David E. Hartley(Celtic FC Foundation), Sandra E. File(King's College London), Claire E. Spiller(King's College London), Pallab Seth(King's College London), Sonia Tucci(University of Liverpool), Mary L. Forsling(University College London), Jessica Edwards(King's College London), Nazmul Alom(King's College London)
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