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Behavioural Brain Research|December 17, 2022

Intestinal epithelium aryl hydrocarbon receptor is involved in stress sensitivity and maintaining depressive symptomsCaitlin A Madison, Lauren Hillbrick, Jacob Kuempel, et al.

Neuroscience Letters|July 9, 2018

A subtype-specific neuropeptide FF receptor antagonist attenuates morphine and nicotine withdrawal syndrome in the ratDavid H Malin, Mallori M Henceroth, Joanne Elayoubi, et al.

Neuroscience Letters|December 3, 2014

Reversal of morphine tolerance by a compound with NPFF receptor subtype-selective actionsDavid H Malin, Mallori M Henceroth, Jonathan J Izygon, et al.

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Behavioural Brain Research|December 17, 2022

Intestinal epithelium aryl hydrocarbon receptor is involved in stress sensitivity and maintaining depressive symptomsCaitlin A Madison, Lauren Hillbrick, Jacob Kuempel, et al.

Neuroscience Letters|July 9, 2018

A subtype-specific neuropeptide FF receptor antagonist attenuates morphine and nicotine withdrawal syndrome in the ratDavid H Malin, Mallori M Henceroth, Joanne Elayoubi, et al.

Neuroscience Letters|December 3, 2014

Reversal of morphine tolerance by a compound with NPFF receptor subtype-selective actionsDavid H Malin, Mallori M Henceroth, Jonathan J Izygon, et al.

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