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    The nicotine metabolite, cotinine, attenuates glutamate (NMDA) antagonist-related effects on the performance of the five choice serial reaction time task (5C-SRTT) in rats

    The nicotine metabolite, cotinine, attenuates glutamate (NMDA) antagonist-related effects on the performance of the five choice serial reaction time task (5C-SRTT) in rats by Terry, Alvin V., Buccafusco, Jerry J., Schade, R. Foster, Vandenhuerk, Leah, Callahan, Patrick M., Beck, Wayne D., Hutchings, Elizabeth J., Chapman, James M., Li, Pei, Bartlett, Michael G.

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    Repeated exposures to diisopropylfluorophosphate result in impairments of sustained attention and persistent alterations of inhibitory response control in rats

    Repeated exposures to diisopropylfluorophosphate result in impairments of sustained attention and persistent alterations of inhibitory response control in rats by Terry, Alvin V, Callahan, Patrick M, Beck, Wayne D, Vandenhuerk, Leah, Sinha, Samantha, Bouchard, Kristy, Schade, Rose, Waller, Jennifer L

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    Negative effects of chronic oral chlorpromazine and olanzapine treatment on the performance of tasks designed to assess spatial learning and working memory in rats

    Negative effects of chronic oral chlorpromazine and olanzapine treatment on the performance of tasks designed to assess spatial learning and working memory in rats by Terry, A.V, Warner, S.E, Vandenhuerk, L, Pillai, A, Mahadik, S.P, Zhang, G, Bartlett, M.G

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    The prototypical ranitidine analog JWS-USC-75-IX improves information processing and cognitive function in animal models

    The prototypical ranitidine analog JWS-USC-75-IX improves information processing and cognitive function in animal models by Terry, Jr, Alvin V, Buccafusco, Jerry J, Herman, Elizabeth J, Callahan, Patrick M, Beck, Wayne D, Warner, Samantha, Vandenhuerk, Leah, Bouchard, Kristy, Schwarz, Gary M, Gao, Jie, Chapman, James M

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