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Authors:
FREEMAN JH
SCHARENBERG AM
OLDS JL
SCHREURS BG
Citation: Jh. Freeman et al., CLASSICAL-CONDITIONING INCREASES MEMBRANE-BOUND PROTEIN-KINASE-C IN RABBIT CEREBELLUM, NeuroReport, 9(11), 1998, pp. 2669-2673
Authors:
FREEMAN JH
SHI T
SCHREURS BG
Citation: Jh. Freeman et al., PAIRING-SPECIFIC LONG-TERM DEPRESSION PREVENTED BY BLOCKADE OF PKC ORINTRACELLULAR CA2+, NeuroReport, 9(10), 1998, pp. 2237-2241
Authors:
FREEMAN JH
WEIBLE A
ROSSI J
GABRIEL M
Citation: Jh. Freeman et al., LESIONS OF THE ENTORHINAL CORTEX DISRUPT BEHAVIORAL AND NEURONAL RESPONSES TO CONTEXT CHANGE DURING EXTINCTION OF DISCRIMINATIVE AVOIDANCE-BEHAVIOR, Experimental Brain Research, 115(3), 1997, pp. 445-457
Authors:
FREEMAN JH
CUPPERNELL C
FLANNERY K
GABRIEL M
Citation: Jh. Freeman et al., CONTEXT-SPECIFIC MULTISITE CINGULATE CORTICAL, LIMBIC THALAMIC AND HIPPOCAMPAL NEURONAL-ACTIVITY DURING CONCURRENT DISCRIMINATIVE APPROACH AND AVOIDANCE TRAINING IN RABBITS, The Journal of neuroscience, 16(4), 1996, pp. 1538-1549
Authors:
FREEMAN JH
CUPPERNELL C
FLANNERY K
GABRIEL M
Citation: Jh. Freeman et al., LIMBIC THALAMIC, CINGULATE CORTICAL AND HIPPOCAMPAL NEURONAL CORRELATES OF DISCRIMINATIVE APPROACH LEARNING IN RABBITS, Behavioural brain research, 80(1-2), 1996, pp. 123-136
Authors:
FREEMAN JH
CARTER CS
STANTON ME
Citation: Jh. Freeman et al., EARLY CEREBELLAR LESIONS IMPAIR EYEBLINK CONDITIONING IN DEVELOPING RATS - DIFFERENTIAL-EFFECTS OF UNILATERAL LESIONS ON POSTNATAL DAY-10 OR DAY-20, Behavioral neuroscience, 109(5), 1995, pp. 893-902
Authors:
FREEMAN JH
BARONE S
STANTON ME
Citation: Jh. Freeman et al., DISRUPTION OF CEREBELLAR MATURATION BY AN ANTIMITOTIC AGENT IMPAIRS THE ONTOGENY OF EYEBLINK CONDITIONING IN RATS, The Journal of neuroscience, 15(11), 1995, pp. 7301-7314
ONTOGENY OF EYEBLINK CONDITIONING IN THE RAT - AUDITORY FREQUENCY ANDDISCRIMINATION-LEARNING EFFECTS
Authors:
ANDREWS SJ
FREEMAN JH
CARTER CS
STANTON ME
Citation: Sj. Andrews et al., ONTOGENY OF EYEBLINK CONDITIONING IN THE RAT - AUDITORY FREQUENCY ANDDISCRIMINATION-LEARNING EFFECTS, Developmental psychobiology, 28(6), 1995, pp. 307-320
Authors:
CARTER CS
FREEMAN JH
STANTON ME
Citation: Cs. Carter et al., NEONATAL MEDIAL PREFRONTAL LESIONS AND RECOVERY OF SPATIAL DELAYED ALTERNATION IN THE RAT - EFFECTS OF DELAY INTERVAL, Developmental psychobiology, 28(5), 1995, pp. 269-279
Authors:
PHILLIPS R
LEDOUX JE
RUDY JW
HUNT PS
CAMPBELL BA
STANTON ME
FREEMAN JH
Citation: R. Phillips et al., SYMPOSIUM - CONTEXT, FEAR, AND REFLEXES - WHAT CAN THEY TEACH US ABOUT THE DEVELOPMENT AND NEURAL BASES OF ASSOCIATIVE LEARNING, Developmental psychobiology, 28(3), 1995, pp. 177-177
Authors:
STANTON ME
FREEMAN JH
Citation: Me. Stanton et Jh. Freeman, DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOBIOLOGY OF EYEBLINK CONDITIONING, Developmental psychobiology, 28(3), 1995, pp. 178-178
Authors:
STANTON ME
FREEMAN JH
Citation: Me. Stanton et Jh. Freeman, EYEBLINK CONDITIONING IN THE INFANT RAT - AN ANIMAL-MODEL OF LEARNINGIN DEVELOPMENTAL NEUROTOXICOLOGY, Environmental health perspectives, 102, 1994, pp. 131-139
Authors:
FREEMAN JH
BARONE S
STANTON ME
Citation: Jh. Freeman et al., COGNITIVE AND NEUROANATOMICAL EFFECTS OF TRIETHYLTIN IN DEVELOPING RATS - ROLE OF AGE OF EXPOSURE, Brain research, 634(1), 1994, pp. 85-95
Authors:
FREEMAN JH
SPENCER CO
SKELTON RW
STANTON ME
Citation: Jh. Freeman et al., ONTOGENY OF EYEBLINK CONDITIONING IN THE RAT - EFFECTS OF US INTENSITY AND INTERSTIMULUS-INTERVAL ON DELAY CONDITIONING, Psychobiology, 21(3), 1993, pp. 233-242
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