Obesity/hyperleptinemic phenotype adversely affects hippocampal plasticity: Effects of dietary restriction
Claudia A. Grillo(University of South Carolina), Lawrence P. Reagan(University of South Carolina), David D. Mott(University of South Carolina), Gerardo G. Piroli(University of South Carolina), Steven P. Wilson(University of South Carolina), Ashlie N. Evans(University of South Carolina), Karen A. Scott(Georgia State University), Randall R. Sakai(University of Cincinnati), Victoria A. Macht(University of South Carolina)
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