Proactive influence of a surgical stressor on locomotor activity, exploration and anxiety-related behaviour following acute footshock in the mouse

Zacharko, Robert M.; MacNeil, Glenda; Mendella, Paul D.; Hebb, Andrea L.O.

doi:10.1016/s0361-9230(98)00175-0

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Proactive influence of a surgical stressor on locomotor activity, exploration and anxiety-related behaviour following acute footshock in the mouse

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