Prenatal stress in rat, an animal model of depression : brain plasticity, circadian disorders and new antidepressants
Le développement d'un individu se fait sous l’influence de son patrimoine génétique et de facteurs épigénétiques. Ainsi des perturbations environnementales précoces telles qu’une exposition accrue aux glucocorticoïdes maternels pourraient favoriser et programmer l’émergence de désordres physiol...
Main Author: | Giovine, Angela |
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Other Authors: | Lille 1 |
Language: | en fr |
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2010
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Online Access: | http://www.theses.fr/2010LIL10027/document |
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