Role of the Amygdala in the Coordination of Behavioral, Neuroendocrine, and Prefrontal Cortical Monoamine Responses to Psychological Stress in the Rat
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R. Roth | B. Bunney | JaneR . Taylor | A. Deutch | A. Rasmusson | L. Goldstein | B S Bunney | R H Roth | L E Goldstein | A M Rasmusson | Michael Davis | M. Davis | Jane R. Taylor | Ann M. Rasmusson | Lee E. Goldstein | B. Bunney | Robert H. Roth | Michael Davis
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