The long term acute phase-like responses that follow acute stressor exposure are blocked by alpha-melanocyte stimulating hormone
Authors:
- Erin D MilliganEMErin D Milligan
- Kien T NguyenKNKien T Nguyen
- Terrence DeakTDTerrence Deak
- Justin L HindeJHJustin L Hinde
- Monika FleshnerMFMonika Fleshner
- Linda R WatkinsLWLinda R Watkins
- Steven F MaierSMSteven F Maier
- 1 November 1998
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Brain Research
- Vol. 810 (1-2) , 48-58
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