Stress controllability influences the ataxic properties of both ethanol and midazolam in the rat.

Drugan, Robert C.; Coyle, T.; Healy, Denis; Chen, Sako

doi:10.1037//0735-7044.110.2.360

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Stress controllability influences the ataxic properties of both ethanol and midazolam in the rat.

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