Ethanol's inhibition of LTP may not be mediated solely via direct effects on the NMDA receptor

Ethanol's inhibition of LTP may not be mediated solely via direct effects on the NMDA receptor Article

Schummers, J, Bentz, S, Browning, MD. (1997). Ethanol's inhibition of LTP may not be mediated solely via direct effects on the NMDA receptor . ALCOHOLISM-CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH, 21(3), 404-408.

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Schummers, J; Bentz, S; Browning, MD

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D-ASPARTATE RECEPTORS
LONG-TERM POTENTIATION
Life Sciences & Biomedicine
MEMORY
MICE
NEURONS
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Substance Abuse
alcohol
hippocampal slice
long-term potentiation
memory

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