Vaginal physiological changes in a model of sexual arousal in anesthetized rats.
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L. Alexandre | F. Giuliano | J. Bernabé | F Giuliano | J Allard | S Compagnie | L Alexandre | S Droupy | J Bernabe | J. Allard | S. Compagnie | S. Droupy | J. Bernabé | Sandrine Compagnie
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