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ADRA2B deletion variant influences time-dependent effects of pre-learning stress on long-term memory. [electronic resource] by
- Zoladz, Phillip R
- Dailey, Alison M
- Nagle, Hannah E
- Fiely, Miranda K
- Mosley, Brianne E
- Brown, Callie M
- Duffy, Tessa J
- Scharf, Amanda R
- Earley, McKenna B
- Rorabaugh, Boyd R
Producer: 20180222
In:
Neurobiology of learning and memory vol. 140
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FKBP5 polymorphisms influence pre-learning stress-induced alterations of learning and memory. [electronic resource] by
- Zoladz, Phillip R
- Dailey, Alison M
- Nagle, Hannah E
- Fiely, Miranda K
- Mosley, Brianne E
- Brown, Callie M
- Duffy, Tessa J
- Scharf, Amanda R
- Earley, McKenna B
- Rorabaugh, Boyd R
Producer: 20171222
In:
The European journal of neuroscience vol. 45
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Interactive influence of sex, stressor timing, and the BclI glucocorticoid receptor polymorphism on stress-induced alterations of long-term memory. [electronic resource] by
- Zoladz, Phillip R
- Duffy, Tessa J
- Mosley, Brianne E
- Fiely, Miranda K
- Nagle, Hannah E
- Scharf, Amanda R
- Brown, Callie M
- Earley, McKenna B
- Rorabaugh, Boyd R
- Dailey, Alison M
Producer: 20191218
In:
Brain and cognition vol. 133
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Post-learning stress enhances long-term memory and differentially influences memory in females depending on menstrual stage. [electronic resource] by
- Zoladz, Phillip R
- Peters, David M
- Cadle, Chelsea E
- Kalchik, Andrea E
- Aufdenkampe, Rachael L
- Dailey, Alison M
- Brown, Callie M
- Scharf, Amanda R
- Earley, McKenna B
- Knippen, Courtney L
- Rorabaugh, Boyd R
Producer: 20160314
In:
Acta psychologica vol. 160
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ADRA2B deletion variant selectively predicts stress-induced enhancement of long-term memory in females. [electronic resource] by
- Zoladz, Phillip R
- Kalchik, Andrea E
- Hoffman, Mackenzie M
- Aufdenkampe, Rachael L
- Lyle, Sarah M
- Peters, David M
- Brown, Callie M
- Cadle, Chelsea E
- Scharf, Amanda R
- Dailey, Alison M
- Wolters, Nicholas E
- Talbot, Jeffery N
- Rorabaugh, Boyd R
Producer: 20150416
In:
Psychoneuroendocrinology vol. 48
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Blunted cortisol response to acute pre-learning stress prevents misinformation effect in a forced confabulation paradigm. [electronic resource] by
- Zoladz, Phillip R
- Cadle, Chelsea E
- Dailey, Alison M
- Fiely, Miranda K
- Peters, David M
- Nagle, Hannah E
- Mosley, Brianne E
- Scharf, Amanda R
- Brown, Callie M
- Duffy, Tessa J
- Earley, McKenna B
- Rorabaugh, Boyd R
- Payment, Kristie E
Producer: 20180216
In:
Hormones and behavior vol. 93
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