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  • 1. Impaired glucocorticoid-mediated HPA axis negative feedback induced by juvenile social isolation in male rats.
    Boero G, Pisu MG, Biggio F, Muredda L, Carta G, Banni S, Paci E, Follesa P, Concas A, Porcu P, Serra M.
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    Léonhardt M, Lesage J, Dufourny L, Dickès-Coopman A, Montel V, Dupouy JP.
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  • 14. Periconceptional ethanol exposure alters the stress axis in adult female but not male rat offspring.
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