Olga V Krendeleva

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|Feb 27, 2026
From Acute Stress to Long-Term Dysregulation: Changes in Hematological and Hormonal Parameters in the Long-Term Post-Stress Period in a Modified SPS&S Model.

Darya I Gonchar, Tatiana A Shmigol, Dmitri N Lyakhmun

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