Synaptic proteome changes in the hypothalamus of mother rats.
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Gert Lubec | Árpád Dobolyi | G. Juhász | G. Lubec | Á. Dobolyi | Katalin Völgyi | Viktor Kis | Gábor Juhász | Viktor Kis | Katalin Völgyi | Péter Gulyássy | Katalin Adrienna Kékesi | Edina Brigitta Udvari | Diána Dimén | János Barna | Éva Rebeka Szabó | É. Szabó | J. Barna | Diána Dimén | E. B. Udvari | K. Kékesi | Péter Gulyássy
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