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1.	Effect Of Brain Histamine On The Development Of Morphine Addiction And Fear Memory After Morphine Withdrawal
2.	Studies On The Effect And Mechanism Of The Extinction Retention Of Conditioned Fear Memory In The Infralimbic Area Of Rat
3.	The Mechanism Of Long-term Potentiation In Basolateral Amygdala And Its Role In Drug Addiction
4.	Involvement Of Actin Rearrangement In The Formation And Extinction Of Conditioned Taste Aversion Memory
5.	Effects Of BDNF On Conditioned Taste Aversion Memory Formation And Extinction
6.	Effects Of REM Sleep Deprivation On Recall Of Fear Extinction In Rats
7.	Effect Of Chronic Morphine On Fear Extinction In Rats
8.	Comparative Proteome Analysis In Nucleas Accumbens Underlying Extinction And Reinstatement To Morphine Dependence
9.	Effects Of Chronic Nicotine On Fear Conditioning And Extinction In Rats
10.	Comparative Proteome Analysis In Hippocampus And Prefrontal Cortex Underling Extinction And Reinstatement Of Morphine Dependence
11.	The Effect Of NR2B, BDNF And Caspase-3 In The Extinction Retention Of Conditioned Fear Memory In Infralimbic Cortex Of Rats
12.	Chinese Medicine Extinction Bai Ling Tang Experimental Study On The Effects Of Melanocyte
13.	Clinical Research, Since The Intended The Fumigation Side (spur Extinction) The Treatment Of Osteoarthritis Of The Knee
14.	Kidney And Stasis Before The Cancer Extinction Delay Prostate Cancer From Androgen Dependent To Non-dependent Transformation
15.	The Mechanisms For Limk1/Cofilin Signaling Pathway Regulating BDNF Induced Axonal Elongation And Aversive Memory Extinction
16.	The Effect And Mechanism Of SKF83959and IGF2on Fear Extinction And Depressive-like Behavior Of Mice
17.	Role Of IKK/NF-κB Signaling In Extinction Of Conditioned Place Aversion Memory
18.	Role Of Infralimbic Cortex In Extinction And Reinstatement Of Heroin Seeking Behavior In Rats
19.	Norepinephrine Promote Persistence Of Long-term Context Fear Extinction
20.	Rats Cocaine Itself Dosing Fade - Recovery Model And Synthetic Tat - A2 Impact On Smoking
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