Time course of the effects of different cannabimimetics on prolactin and gonadotrophin secretion: evidence for the presence of CB1 receptors in hypothalamic structures and their involvement in the effects of cannabimimetics.
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A. Makriyannis | A. Makriyannis | J. Ramos | J. Fernández-Ruiz | J. Romero | M. Villanúa | J. Romero | R. Muñoz | J.Javier FemándeZ-Ruiz
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