Differential contribution of dopamine D2S and D2L receptors in the modulation of glutamate and GABA transmission in the striatum
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P. Calabresi | D. Centonze | P. Gubellini | G. Bernardi | A. Pisani | E. Borrelli | E. Bracci | A. Usiello | E. Erbs | E. Borrelli | S. Rossi | A. Tscherter | G. Bernardi | A. Tscherter | P. Calabresi | A. Pisani | D. Centonze | P. Gubellini | A. Usiello | S. Rossi | E. Bracci | E. Erbs | N. Tognazzi | E. Borrelli | N. Tognazzi | Giorgio Bernardi | Enrico Bracci
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