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Prenatal nicotine exposure in mice induces sex-dependent anxiety-like behavior, cognitive deficits, hyperactivity, and changes in the expression of glutamate receptor associated-genes in the prefrontal cortex

Filip S. Polli, Malthe B. Scharff, Theis H. Ipsen, Susana Aznar, Kristi A. Kohlmeier, Jesper T. Andreasen

2020Pharmacology Biochemistry and Behavior38 citationsDOI

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NicotineOffspringPrefrontal cortexElevated plus mazeEndocrinologyPsychologyInternal medicineGlutamate receptorSpontaneous alternationCotinineAnxietyReceptorNeuroscienceBiologyPregnancyMedicineCognitionHippocampusGeneticsPsychiatryNicotinic Acetylcholine Receptors StudyHealth, Environment, Cognitive AgingNeuroendocrine regulation and behavior
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