Mice Carrying a Schizophrenia-associated Mutation of the Arhgap10 Gene Are Vulnerable to the Effects of Methamphetamine Treatment on Cognitive Function: Association With Morphological Abnormalities in Striatal Neurons 

Kazuhiro Hada(Nagoya University Hospital), Kiyofumi Yamada(Kanazawa University)
Research Square
October 22, 2020
10.21203/rs.3.rs-94489/v1
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