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Brain Research Bulletin|January 1, 1993

Behavioral effects of fetal neural transplants: relevance to Huntington's diseaseP R Sanberg, T K Koutouzis, T B Freeman, et al.

Experimental Neurology|August 1, 1990

T1 and T2 weighted magnetic resonance imaging of excitotoxin lesions and neural transplants in rat brain in vivoA B Norman, S R Thomas, R G Pratt, et al.

Brain Research|March 27, 1989

Magnetic resonance imaging of rat brain following kainic acid-induced lesions and fetal striatal tissue transplantsA B Norman, S R Thomas, R G Pratt, et al.

Journal of Neural Transplantation & Plasticity|October 1, 1993

Effect of fetal striatal and astrocyte transplants into unilateral excitotoxin-lesioned striatumS Y Lu, S K Pixley, D F Emerich, et al.

Pharmacology, Biochemistry, and Behavior|April 1, 1991

Nicotine potentiates haloperidol-induced catalepsy and locomotor hypoactivityD F Emerich, M D Zanol, A B Norman, et al.

Brain Research|January 8, 1992

The direction of apomorphine-induced rotation behavior is dependent on the location of excitotoxin lesions in the rat basal gangliaA B Norman, R B Norgren, L M Wyatt, et al.

Experimental Neurology|March 1, 1991

Female rats are more sensitive to the locomotor alterations following quinolinic acid-induced striatal lesions: effects of striatal transplantsD F Emerich, E M Zubricki, M T Shipley, et al.

Life Sciences|January 1, 1989

Nicotine and cannabinoids as adjuncts to neuroleptics in the treatment of Tourette syndrome and other motor disordersD E Moss, P Z Manderscheid, S P Montgomery, et al.

Brain Research|November 27, 1989

A magnetic resonance imaging contrast agent differentiates between the vascular properties of fetal striatal tissue transplants and gliomas in rat brain in vivoA B Norman, S R Thomas, R G Pratt, et al.

Experimental Neurology|October 1, 1988

Neural transplants disrupt the blood-brain barrier and allow peripherally acting drugs to exert a centrally mediated behavioral effectP R Sandberg, D R Nash, S F Calderon, et al.

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Brain Research Bulletin|January 1, 1993

Behavioral effects of fetal neural transplants: relevance to Huntington's diseaseP R Sanberg, T K Koutouzis, T B Freeman, et al.

Experimental Neurology|August 1, 1990

T1 and T2 weighted magnetic resonance imaging of excitotoxin lesions and neural transplants in rat brain in vivoA B Norman, S R Thomas, R G Pratt, et al.

Brain Research|March 27, 1989

Magnetic resonance imaging of rat brain following kainic acid-induced lesions and fetal striatal tissue transplantsA B Norman, S R Thomas, R G Pratt, et al.

Journal of Neural Transplantation & Plasticity|October 1, 1993

Effect of fetal striatal and astrocyte transplants into unilateral excitotoxin-lesioned striatumS Y Lu, S K Pixley, D F Emerich, et al.

Pharmacology, Biochemistry, and Behavior|April 1, 1991

Nicotine potentiates haloperidol-induced catalepsy and locomotor hypoactivityD F Emerich, M D Zanol, A B Norman, et al.

Brain Research|January 8, 1992

The direction of apomorphine-induced rotation behavior is dependent on the location of excitotoxin lesions in the rat basal gangliaA B Norman, R B Norgren, L M Wyatt, et al.

Experimental Neurology|March 1, 1991

Female rats are more sensitive to the locomotor alterations following quinolinic acid-induced striatal lesions: effects of striatal transplantsD F Emerich, E M Zubricki, M T Shipley, et al.

Life Sciences|January 1, 1989

Nicotine and cannabinoids as adjuncts to neuroleptics in the treatment of Tourette syndrome and other motor disordersD E Moss, P Z Manderscheid, S P Montgomery, et al.

Brain Research|November 27, 1989

A magnetic resonance imaging contrast agent differentiates between the vascular properties of fetal striatal tissue transplants and gliomas in rat brain in vivoA B Norman, S R Thomas, R G Pratt, et al.

Experimental Neurology|October 1, 1988

Neural transplants disrupt the blood-brain barrier and allow peripherally acting drugs to exert a centrally mediated behavioral effectP R Sandberg, D R Nash, S F Calderon, et al.

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