Gestational physical exercise prevents early-life behavioral impairments and normalizes dopamine D2 receptor expression in the frontal cortex in the offspring of a rat model of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder
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M. Lourenco | Mychael V. Lourenco | P. Pandolfo | A. Tosta | Ariene S. Fonseca | Débora Messender | Sérgio T. Ferreira | P. Siqueira
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