Hebb-Williams performance and scopolamine challenge in rats with partial immunotoxic hippocampal cholinergic deafferentation
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Jean-Christophe Cassel | Brigitte Cosquer | B. Cosquer | S. Schimchowitsch | J. Cassel | Patricia Marques Pereira | Sarah Schimchowitsch | P. M. Pereira
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