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Lateral perforant path transection or entorhinal cortex ibotenate lesion induce mild spatial reference memory disruption with no interference on working memory in rats (1995)
Santos, A M G; Xavier, Gilberto Fernando
Conference titles: International Symposium Perception, Memory, and Emotion: Frontier in Neuroscience. Unidade: IB
Subjects: MEMÓRIA (PSICOLOGIA), COMPORTAMENTO SOCIAL ANIMAL, NEUROLOGIA
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SANTOS, A M G e XAVIER, Gilberto Fernando. Lateral perforant path transection or entorhinal cortex ibotenate lesion induce mild spatial reference memory disruption with no interference on working memory in rats. 1995, Anais.. Toyama: Toyama Medical and Pharmaceutical University, 1995. . Acesso em: 01 nov. 2024.
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Santos, A. M. G., & Xavier, G. F. (1995). Lateral perforant path transection or entorhinal cortex ibotenate lesion induce mild spatial reference memory disruption with no interference on working memory in rats. In . Toyama: Toyama Medical and Pharmaceutical University.
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Santos AMG, Xavier GF. Lateral perforant path transection or entorhinal cortex ibotenate lesion induce mild spatial reference memory disruption with no interference on working memory in rats. 1995 ;[citado 2024 nov. 01 ]
Vancouver
Santos AMG, Xavier GF. Lateral perforant path transection or entorhinal cortex ibotenate lesion induce mild spatial reference memory disruption with no interference on working memory in rats. 1995 ;[citado 2024 nov. 01 ]
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Displaced objects is still the same object: rats explore less the place from where a familiar stimulus was removed if it is presented at another location (1995)
Stein, C; Kipersmit, S A; Ades, César; Xavier, Gilberto Fernando
Conference titles: International Symposium Perception, Memory, and Emotion: Frontier in Neuroscience. Unidades: IP, IB
Subjects: MEMÓRIA (PSICOLOGIA), COMPORTAMENTO SOCIAL ANIMAL, NEUROLOGIA
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STEIN, C et al. Displaced objects is still the same object: rats explore less the place from where a familiar stimulus was removed if it is presented at another location. 1995, Anais.. Toyama: Toyama Medical and Pharmaceutical University, 1995. . Acesso em: 01 nov. 2024.
APA
Stein, C., Kipersmit, S. A., Ades, C., & Xavier, G. F. (1995). Displaced objects is still the same object: rats explore less the place from where a familiar stimulus was removed if it is presented at another location. In . Toyama: Toyama Medical and Pharmaceutical University.
NLM
Stein C, Kipersmit SA, Ades C, Xavier GF. Displaced objects is still the same object: rats explore less the place from where a familiar stimulus was removed if it is presented at another location. 1995 ;[citado 2024 nov. 01 ]
Vancouver
Stein C, Kipersmit SA, Ades C, Xavier GF. Displaced objects is still the same object: rats explore less the place from where a familiar stimulus was removed if it is presented at another location. 1995 ;[citado 2024 nov. 01 ]
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Anterior thalamic lesions disrupt working memory, but not reference memory, for places and cues (1995)
Saito, M I P; Xavier, Gilberto Fernando
Conference titles: International Symposium Perception, Memory, and Emotion: Frontier in Neuroscience. Unidade: IB
Subjects: MEMÓRIA (PSICOLOGIA), COMPORTAMENTO SOCIAL ANIMAL, NEUROLOGIA
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SAITO, M I P e XAVIER, Gilberto Fernando. Anterior thalamic lesions disrupt working memory, but not reference memory, for places and cues. 1995, Anais.. Toyama: Toyama Medical and Pharmaceutical University, 1995. . Acesso em: 01 nov. 2024.
APA
Saito, M. I. P., & Xavier, G. F. (1995). Anterior thalamic lesions disrupt working memory, but not reference memory, for places and cues. In . Toyama: Toyama Medical and Pharmaceutical University.
NLM
Saito MIP, Xavier GF. Anterior thalamic lesions disrupt working memory, but not reference memory, for places and cues. 1995 ;[citado 2024 nov. 01 ]
Vancouver
Saito MIP, Xavier GF. Anterior thalamic lesions disrupt working memory, but not reference memory, for places and cues. 1995 ;[citado 2024 nov. 01 ]

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