Sex Differences in Corticotropin-Releasing Factor Receptor Signaling and Trafficking: Potential Role in Female Vulnerability to Stress-Related Psychopathology
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Rita J. Valentino | E. V. Van Bockstaele | H. Ischiropoulos | R. Valentino | B. Reyes | D. Bangasser | T. Bethea | Harry Ischiropoulos | Ioannis Parastatidis | Debra A. Bangasser | Elisabeth J. Van Bockstaele | Andre Curtis | Beverly A.S. Reyes | Thelma T. Bethea | I. Parastatidis | A. Curtis
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