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Neurochemical Research|May 1, 1982
Measurement of release of endogenous GABA and catabolites of [3H]GABA from synaptosomal preparations using ion-exchange chromatographyJ Grove, C R Gardner, M H RichardsJournal of Youth and Adolescence|November 26, 2013
The sporting life: Athletic activities during early adolescenceC E Kirshnit, M Ham, M H RichardsJournal of Youth and Adolescence|November 26, 2013
Peer knowledge of and reactions to adolescent suicideE M Norton, J A Durlak, M H RichardsJournal of Personality and Social Psychology|December 1, 1994
Divergent worlds: the daily emotional experience of mothers and fathers in the domestic and public spheresR W Larson, M H Richards, M Perry-JenkinsChild Development|March 21, 1998
Developmental patterns and gender differences in the experience of peer companionship during adolescenceM H Richards, P A Crowe, R Larson, et al.American Journal of Community Psychology|September 14, 2001
How urban African American young adolescents spend their time: time budgets for locations, activities, and companionshipR W Larson, M H Richards, B Sims, et al.Neurochemistry International|May 28, 2010
Endothelin-1 binding sites and inositol-monophosphate formation in kidney medulla from adult and juvenile SHR and WKY ratsC Richard Jones, K Yamashita, M E Stoeckel, et al.Journal of Youth and Adolescence|December 5, 2013
Cognitive mediators of ego functioning in adolescenceA L Hurtig, A C Petersen, M H Richards, et al.Journal of Abnormal Psychology|February 1, 1990
Ecology of depression in late childhood and early adolescence: a profile of daily states and activitiesR W Larson, M Raffaelli, M H Richards, et al.Neuropsychopharmacology : Official Publication of the American College of Neuropsychopharmacology|July 8, 1998
Behavioral reversal of lithium effects by four inositol isomers correlates perfectly with biochemical effects on the PI cycle: depletion by chronic lithium of brain inositol is specific to hypothalamus, and inositol levels may be abnormal in postmortem brain from bipolar patientsR H Belmaker, G Agam, D van Calker, et al.Pageof 4