Effects of the Novel Anti-Asthenic Drug Ladasten on Behavior and T-Cell Subsets Alterations in a Social Defeat Animal Model of Depression

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"Effects of the Novel Anti-Asthenic Drug Ladasten on Behavior and T-Cell Subsets Alterations in a Social Defeat Animal Model of Depression"
written by Anna V. Tallerova, Larisa P. Kovalenko, Iosif B. Tsorin, Andrey D. Durnev, Sergey B. Seredenin,
published by Pharmacology & Pharmacy, Vol.5 No.1, 2014

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