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Vita Barrile

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Manipulations of glucocorticoid induced stress response may differently affect the acquisition of a reward-facilitated spatial-visual learning task.

2007

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The neurosteroids sulfate PREGS and DHEAS exert a facilitative role in learning performance in male rats.

2006

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Manipulations of glucocorticoids induced stress response may differently affect the acquisition of a reward-facilitated spatially/visual learning tas…

2007

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The neurosteroids sulphate PREGS and DHEAS exert a facilitative role on learning performance in adult male rats

2006

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Pregnenolone sulphate faciltates object recognition and reduces depressive-like behaviour in male adult rats

2007

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Manipulatios of glucocortioid induced stress response may differently affect the acquisition of a reward-facilitated spatial/visual learning task

2007

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The neurosteroids DHEAS and PREGS may affect learning performance by altering affective state

2005

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The neurosteroids sulfate pregs and DHEAS selectively improve memory retention in adult female rats

2006

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Neurosteroid PREGS differently affects learning and memory performance by altering emotionality in a gender-related manner

2007

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The neurosteroids PREGS and DHEAS selectively improve memory retention in adult female rats.

2006

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Neurosteroid PREGS differently affects learning and memory performance by altering emotionality in a gender-related manner. 4th International Meeting…

2007

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The neurosteroids sulfate PREGS and DHEAS exert a facilitative role in learning performance in adult male rats

2006

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Effect of Acetaldehyde on CRF release form incubated hypothalamic explants

2008

In the past, Acetaldehyde (ACD), the main metabolite of ethanol (ETOH), was mainly studied for its toxic and adverse effects (1). However, recently, ACD was reported to determine behavioural and neurochemical effects, following ETOH assumption in rodents (2, 3). Indeed, ACD enhances dopamine levels in nucleus accumbens, stimulates beta-endorphin release from hypothalamic cells, mediating alcohol reinforcing effects (4). Since little is known about the effects of ACD on other central neuropeptides, in this research we aimed to investigate ACD influence on hypothalamic corticotropin-releasing factor (CRF) release. In order to ascertain this hypothesis, different doses of ACD (1, 10, 3x10 micr…

EthanolSettore BIO/14 - FarmacologiaAcetaldehydeHypotalamic CRF release
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