The heptapeptide SEMAX stimulates BDNF expression in different areas of the rat brain in vivo.

Dolotov, O V et al.·Doklady biological sciences : proceedings of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR·2003·

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Original Title:: The heptapeptide SEMAX stimulates BDNF expression in different areas of the rat brain in vivo.
Published In:: Doklady biological sciences : proceedings of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR, Biological sciences sections, 391, 292-5 (2003)
Authors:: Dolotov, O V, Seredenina, T S, Levitskaya, N G, Kamensky, A A, Andreeva, L A, Alfeeva, L Yu, Nagaev, I Yu, Zolotarev, Yu A, Grivennikov, I A, Engele, Yu, Myasoedov, N F
Database ID:: RPEP-00812

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Dolotov, O V; Seredenina, T S; Levitskaya, N G; Kamensky, A A; Andreeva, L A; Alfeeva, L Yu; Nagaev, I Yu; Zolotarev, Yu A; Grivennikov, I A; Engele, Yu; Myasoedov, N F. (2003). The heptapeptide SEMAX stimulates BDNF expression in different areas of the rat brain in vivo.. Doklady biological sciences : proceedings of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR, Biological sciences sections, 391, 292-5.

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Dolotov, O V, et al. "The heptapeptide SEMAX stimulates BDNF expression in different areas of the rat brain in vivo.." Doklady biological sciences : proceedings of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR, 2003.

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