Chronic maternal hyperglycemia induced during mid-pregnancy in rats increases RAGE expression, augments hippocampal excitability, and alters behavior of the offspring
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2015
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Chandna, Andrew
Kuhlmann, Naila
Bryce, Courtney
Greba, Quentin
Campanucci, Veronica
Howland, John G
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Chandna, A. R., Kuhlmann, N., Bryce, C. A., Greba, Q., Campanucci, V. A., & Howland, J. G.* (2015). Chronic maternal hyperglycemia induced during mid-pregnancy in rats increases RAGE expression, augments hippocampal excitability, and alters behavior of the offspring. Neuroscience, 303, 241-260.
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Chandna, A. R., Kuhlmann, N., Bryce, C. A., Greba, Q., Campanucci, V. A., & Howland, J. G.* (2015). Chronic maternal hyperglycemia induced during mid-pregnancy in rats increases RAGE expression, augments hippocampal excitability, and alters behavior of the offspring. Neuroscience, 303, 241-260.
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10.1016/j.neuroscience.2015.06.063