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Jorge L Arias

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Brain Research Bulletin|September 20, 2022
The removal and addition of cues does not impair spatial retrieval and leads to a different metabolic activity of the limbic network in female ratsCandela Zorzo, Jorge L Arias, Marta Méndez
Psicothema|January 28, 2017
Impact of stress in childhood: Psychobiological alterationsMaría Banqueri, Marta Méndez, Jorge L Arias
Behavioural Brain Research|March 1, 2021
Hippocampus and cortex are involved in the retrieval of a spatial memory under full and partial cue availabilityCandela Zorzo, Jorge L Arias, Marta Méndez
Neuroscience Letters|June 11, 2014
Brain networks underlying navigation in the Cincinnati water maze with external and internal cuesNatalia Arias, Marta Méndez, Jorge L Arias
Sub-Cellular Biochemistry|December 30, 2023
The Virus-Induced Cytopathic EffectDaniel Céspedes-Tenorio, Jorge L Arias-Arias
Neuroscience and Biobehavioral Reviews|March 12, 2022
Functional neuroanatomy of allocentric remote spatial memory in rodentsCandela Zorzo, Jorge L Arias, Marta Méndez
Behavioural Brain Research|February 11, 2017
Behavioral effects in adolescence and early adulthood in two length models of maternal separation in male ratsMaría Banqueri, Marta Méndez, Jorge L Arias
Learning & Behavior|September 18, 2023
Are there sex differences in spatial reference memory in the Morris water maze? A large-sample experimental studyCandela Zorzo, Jorge L Arias, Marta Méndez
Neurobiology of Learning and Memory|June 18, 2018
Why are maternally separated females inflexible? Brain activity pattern of COx and c-FosMaría Banqueri, Marta Méndez, Jorge L Arias
Hippocampus|February 14, 2015
The importance of the context in the hippocampus and brain related areas throughout the performance of a fear conditioning taskNatalia Arias, Marta Méndez, Jorge L Arias
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Brain Research Bulletin|September 20, 2022
The removal and addition of cues does not impair spatial retrieval and leads to a different metabolic activity of the limbic network in female ratsCandela Zorzo, Jorge L Arias, Marta Méndez
Psicothema|January 28, 2017
Impact of stress in childhood: Psychobiological alterationsMaría Banqueri, Marta Méndez, Jorge L Arias
Behavioural Brain Research|March 1, 2021
Hippocampus and cortex are involved in the retrieval of a spatial memory under full and partial cue availabilityCandela Zorzo, Jorge L Arias, Marta Méndez
Neuroscience Letters|June 11, 2014
Brain networks underlying navigation in the Cincinnati water maze with external and internal cuesNatalia Arias, Marta Méndez, Jorge L Arias
Sub-Cellular Biochemistry|December 30, 2023
The Virus-Induced Cytopathic EffectDaniel Céspedes-Tenorio, Jorge L Arias-Arias
Neuroscience and Biobehavioral Reviews|March 12, 2022
Functional neuroanatomy of allocentric remote spatial memory in rodentsCandela Zorzo, Jorge L Arias, Marta Méndez
Behavioural Brain Research|February 11, 2017
Behavioral effects in adolescence and early adulthood in two length models of maternal separation in male ratsMaría Banqueri, Marta Méndez, Jorge L Arias
Learning & Behavior|September 18, 2023
Are there sex differences in spatial reference memory in the Morris water maze? A large-sample experimental studyCandela Zorzo, Jorge L Arias, Marta Méndez
Neurobiology of Learning and Memory|June 18, 2018
Why are maternally separated females inflexible? Brain activity pattern of COx and c-FosMaría Banqueri, Marta Méndez, Jorge L Arias
Hippocampus|February 14, 2015
The importance of the context in the hippocampus and brain related areas throughout the performance of a fear conditioning taskNatalia Arias, Marta Méndez, Jorge L Arias
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