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Authors:
D'Hondt, E
Vermeiren, J
Peeters, K
Balthazart, J
Tlemcani, O
Ball, GF
Duffy, DL
Vandesande, F
Berghman, LR
Citation: E. D'Hondt et al., Validation of a new antiserum directed towards the synthetic c-terminus ofthe FOS protein in avian species: immunological, physiological and behavioral evidence, J NEUROSC M, 91(1-2), 1999, pp. 31-45
Authors:
Riters, LV
Absil, P
Balthazart, J
Citation: Lv. Riters et al., Effects of naloxone on the acquisition and expression of appetitive and consummatory sexual behavior in male Japanese quail, PHYSL BEHAV, 66(5), 1999, pp. 763-773
Authors:
Foidart, A
Lakaye, B
Grisar, T
Ball, GF
Balthazart, J
Citation: A. Foidart et al., Estrogen receptor-beta in quail: Cloning, tissue expression and neuroanatomical distribution, J NEUROBIOL, 40(3), 1999, pp. 327-342
Authors:
Bernard, DJ
Bentley, GE
Balthazart, J
Turek, FW
Ball, GF
Citation: Dj. Bernard et al., Androgen receptor, estrogen receptor alpha, and estrogen receptor beta show distinct patterns of expression in forebrain song control nuclei of European starlings, ENDOCRINOL, 140(10), 1999, pp. 4633-4643
Authors:
Panzica, G
Pessatti, M
Viglietti-Panzica, C
Grossmann, R
Balthazart, J
Citation: G. Panzica et al., Effects of testosterone on sexually dimorphic parvocellular neurons expressing vasotocin mRNA in the male quail brain, BRAIN RES, 850(1-2), 1999, pp. 55-62
Authors:
Ball, GF
Bernard, DJ
Foidart, A
Lakaye, B
Balthazart, J
Citation: Gf. Ball et al., Steroid sensitive sites in the avian brain: Does the distribution of the estrogen receptor alpha and beta types provide insight into their function?, BRAIN BEHAV, 54(1), 1999, pp. 28-40