Prenatal psychosocial stress produces anxiety-like behavior and reduced amygdaloid parvalbumin positive cells in offspring of mice.

○Takayoshi Mamiya

[28P02-L007] Prenatal psychosocial stress produces anxiety-like behavior and reduced amygdaloid parvalbumin positive cells in offspring of mice.

○Takayoshi Mamiya¹, Hiroshi Oda¹, Tohya Morishita¹, Masayuki Hiramastu¹ (1. Dept. Chem. Pharmacol., Fac. Pharm., Meijo Univ.)

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[28P02] 薬理学③

[28P02-L007] Prenatal psychosocial stress produces anxiety-like behavior and reduced amygdaloid parvalbumin positive cells in offspring of mice.

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