Comparison of the V1b antagonist, SSR149415, and the CRF1 antagonist, CP-154,526, in rodent models of anxiety and depression
Authors:
- R.A. HodgsonRHR.A. Hodgson
- G.A. HigginsGHG.A. Higgins
- D.H. GuthrieDGD.H. Guthrie
- S.X. LuSLS.X. Lu
- A.J. PondAPA.J. Pond
- D.E. MullinsDMD.E. Mullins
- M.F. GuzziMGM.F. Guzzi
- E.M. ParkerEPE.M. Parker
- G.B. VartyGVG.B. Varty
- 1 March 2007
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Pharmacology Biochemistry and Behavior
- Vol. 86 (3) , 431-440
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