Neonatal oxytocin impacts hippocampal network development and restores adult social memory in a mouse model of autism.
Alessandra Bertoni(Inserm), Françoise Muscatelli(Institut de Neurobiologie de la Méditerranée), Francesca Santini(University of Milan), Diabé Diabira(Inserm), Igor Medina(Inserm), Fabienne Schaller(Inserm), Jean‐Luc Gaïarsa(Inserm), Valéry Matarazzo(Inserm), Roman Tyzio(Inserm), Stéphane Gaillard, Bice Chini(Neuroscience Institute), Elizabeth A. D. Hammock(Florida State University), Radhika Vaidyanathan(Florida State University), Jinwei Zhang(Xiamen University), Marion Xolin(Inserm)
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