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DEVELOPMENTAL-CHANGES IN REFRACTORINESS OF THE NEUROMAGNETIC M100 IN CHILDREN
Authors: ROJAS DC WALKER JR SHEEDER JL TEALE PD REITE ML
Citation: Dc. Rojas et al., DEVELOPMENTAL-CHANGES IN REFRACTORINESS OF THE NEUROMAGNETIC M100 IN CHILDREN, NeuroReport, 9(7), 1998, pp. 1543-1547
DEVELOPMENTAL-CHANGES IN REFRACTORINESS OF THE NEUROMAGNETIC M100 COMPONENT IN CHILDREN
Authors: ROJAS DC WALKER JR SHEEDER JL TEALE PD REITE ML
Citation: Dc. Rojas et al., DEVELOPMENTAL-CHANGES IN REFRACTORINESS OF THE NEUROMAGNETIC M100 COMPONENT IN CHILDREN, Journal of cognitive neuroscience, 1998, pp. 39-39
ELEVATED CYTOTOXICITY IN COMBAT VETERANS WITH LONG-TERM POSTTRAUMATIC-STRESS-DISORDER - PRELIMINARY-OBSERVATIONS
Authors: LAUDENSLAGER ML AASAL R ADLER L BERGER CL MONTGOMERY PT SANDBERG E WAHLBERG LJ WILKINS RT ZWEIG L REITE ML
Citation: Ml. Laudenslager et al., ELEVATED CYTOTOXICITY IN COMBAT VETERANS WITH LONG-TERM POSTTRAUMATIC-STRESS-DISORDER - PRELIMINARY-OBSERVATIONS, Brain, behavior, and immunity, 12(1), 1998, pp. 74-79
JUVENILE FRIENDS, BEHAVIOR, AND IMMUNE-RESPONSES TO SEPARATION IN BONNET MACAQUE INFANTS
Authors: BOCCIA ML SCANLAN JM LAUDENSLAGER ML BERGER CL HIJAZI AS REITE ML
Citation: Ml. Boccia et al., JUVENILE FRIENDS, BEHAVIOR, AND IMMUNE-RESPONSES TO SEPARATION IN BONNET MACAQUE INFANTS, Physiology & behavior, 61(2), 1997, pp. 191-198
NATURAL CYTOTOXICITY TOWARD K562 CELLS BY MACAQUE LYMPHOCYTES FROM INFANCY THROUGH PUBERTY - EFFECTS OF EARLY SOCIAL CHALLENGE
Authors: LAUDENSLAGER ML BERGER CL BOCCIA ML REITE ML
Citation: Ml. Laudenslager et al., NATURAL CYTOTOXICITY TOWARD K562 CELLS BY MACAQUE LYMPHOCYTES FROM INFANCY THROUGH PUBERTY - EFFECTS OF EARLY SOCIAL CHALLENGE, Brain, behavior, and immunity, 10(3), 1996, pp. 275-287
INDIVIDUAL-DIFFERENCES IN MACAQUES RESPONSES TO STRESSORS BASED ON SOCIAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL FACTORS - IMPLICATIONS FOR PRIMATE WELFARE AND RESEARCH OUTCOMES
Authors: BOCCIA ML LAUDENSLAGER ML REITE ML
Citation: Ml. Boccia et al., INDIVIDUAL-DIFFERENCES IN MACAQUES RESPONSES TO STRESSORS BASED ON SOCIAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL FACTORS - IMPLICATIONS FOR PRIMATE WELFARE AND RESEARCH OUTCOMES, Laboratory animals, 29(3), 1995, pp. 250-257
TOTAL CORTISOL, FREE CORTISOL, AND GROWTH-HORMONE ASSOCIATED WITH BRIEF SOCIAL SEPARATION EXPERIENCES IN YOUNG MACAQUES
Authors: LAUDENSLAGER ML BOCCIA ML BERGER CL GENNARORUGGLES MM MCFERRAN B REITE ML
Citation: Ml. Laudenslager et al., TOTAL CORTISOL, FREE CORTISOL, AND GROWTH-HORMONE ASSOCIATED WITH BRIEF SOCIAL SEPARATION EXPERIENCES IN YOUNG MACAQUES, Developmental psychobiology, 28(4), 1995, pp. 199-211
INTRINSIC AND EXTRINSIC FACTORS AFFECT INFANT RESPONSES TO MATERNAL SEPARATION
Authors: BOCCIA ML LAUDENSLAGER ML REITE ML
Citation: Ml. Boccia et al., INTRINSIC AND EXTRINSIC FACTORS AFFECT INFANT RESPONSES TO MATERNAL SEPARATION, Psychiatry, 57(1), 1994, pp. 43-50
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