The decrease in JNK- and p38-MAP kinase activity is accompanied by the enhancement of PP2A phosphate level in the brain of prenatally stressed rats.

The decrease in JNK- and p38-MAP kinase activity is accompanied by the enhancement of PP2A phosphate level in the brain of prenatally stressed rats.
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2010-04
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Journal of physiology and pharmacology : an official journal of the Polish Physiological Society
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B. Budziszewska;Magdalena Szymanska;M. Leśkiewicz;A. Basta-Kaim;L. Jaworska-Feil;M. Kubera;D. Jantas;W. Lasoń
B. Budziszewska;Magdalena Szymanska;M. Leśkiewicz;A. Basta-Kaim;L. Jaworska-Feil;M. Kubera;D. Jantas;W. Lasoń
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B. Budziszewska;Magdalena Szymanska;M. Leśkiewicz;A. Basta-Kaim;L. Jaworska-Feil;M. Kubera;D. Jantas;W. Lasoń

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