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title

Diazepam prevents post-training drug effects related to state dependency, but not post-training memory facilitation by epinephrine. (English)

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Izquierdo I

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Ferreira MB

series ordinal

2

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publication date

1 January 1989

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Behavioral and Neural Biology

published in

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volume

51

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page(s)

73-79

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issue

1

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Retrograde memory enhancement by diazepam: its relation to anterograde amnesia, and some clinical implications.

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Memory facilitation by posttraining and pretest ACTH, epinephrine, and vasopressin administration: two separate effects.

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PubMed ID

2523217

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