Differential involvement of the prelimbic cortex and striatum in conditioned heroin and sucrose seeking following long‐term extinction
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Summary
A differential role of the prelimbic area and the striatum in the persistence of heroin vs. sucrose seeking following long‐term extinction is suggested.
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- 2005-11-01
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Humanities, Art
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