Repeated cocaine exposure and prolonged withdrawal induce spatial memory impairment and dysregulate the glutamatergic synapse composition in the dorsal hippocampus of male rats
Francesca Mottarlini(University of Milan), Fabio Fumagalli(AOL (United States))
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