Effects of Estrogen Therapy on the Serotonergic System in an Animal Model of Perimenopause Induced by 4-Vinylcyclohexen Diepoxide (VCD)
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J. Anselmo-Franci | J. Antunes-Rodrigues | C. M. Leite | R. Carolino | L. Elias | L. Debarba | B. Kalil | N. Pestana-Oliveira
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