Glial cell line-derived neurotrophic factor augments midbrain dopaminergic circuits in vivo
John L. Hudson(University of Colorado Denver), Barry J. Hoffer(National Institutes of Health), Jack D. Lile, Paul Biddle(University of Colorado Denver), Alexander F. Hoffman(University of Colorado Denver), Michael Henry(University of Colorado Denver), Greg A. Gerhardt(University of Kansas), Frank M. Collins(Amgen (United States)), N.S. Leela, Ann-Charlotte Granholm(University of Colorado Denver), Ludmila Mackerlova(University of Colorado Denver)
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