Prolactin Prevents Acute Stress-Induced Hypocalcemia and Ulcerogenesis by Acting in the Brain of Rat
Takahiko Fujikawa(Suzuka University of Medical Science), Kunio Nakashima(Tokai Gakuen University), Kellie L. Tamashiro(Johns Hopkins University), Naoya Nakai(University of Shiga Prefecture), Ikukatsu Suzuki(Suzuka University of Medical Science), Masato Ogata(Kagoshima University), Bruce S. McEwen(Rockefeller University), Randall R. Sakai(University of Cincinnati), Hideaki Soya(University of Tsukuba)
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