Estrogen induces rapid decrease in dendritic thorns of CA3 pyramidal neurons in adult male rat hippocampus
Tomokazu Tsurugizawa, Suguru Kawato(Japan Science and Technology Agency), William G.M. Janssen, John H. Morrison(Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai), Yasushi Hojo(Japan Science and Technology Agency), Nobuaki Tanabe(The University of Tokyo), Kenji Mitsuhashi(Japan Science and Technology Agency), Yoshimasa Komatsuzaki(Tokyo University of the Arts), Tetsuya Kimoto(Japan Science and Technology Agency), Gen Murakami(Tokyo Dental College), Shiro Kominami(Hiroshima University), Hideo Mukai(Japan Science and Technology Agency)
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