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A. Stamatakis

RMIT University

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Two C++ libraries for counting trees on a phylogenetic terrace

2018 Bioinformatics
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Tag1 deficiency results in olfactory dysfunction through impaired migration of mitral cells.

2015 Development
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Effects of an early experience of reward through maternal contact or its denial on the dopaminergic system of the rat brain

2014 Neuroscience
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Effects of interaction of an early experience of reward through maternal contact or its denial with social stress during adolescence on the serotonergic system and the stress responsiveness of adult female rats

2012 Neuroscience
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Reward or its denial during the neonatal period affects adult spatial memory and hippocampal phosphorylated cAMP response element-binding protein levels of both the neonatal and adult rat

2011 Neuroscience
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The Expression of TAG-1 in Glial Cells Is Sufficient for the Formation of the Juxtaparanodal Complex and the Phenotypic Rescue of Tag-1 Homozygous Mutants in the CNS

2010 The Journal of Neuroscience
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Effect of neonatal handling on adult rat spatial learning and memory following acute stress

2008 Stress
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Impairment of learning and memory in TAG-1 deficient mice associated with shorter CNS internodes and disrupted juxtaparanodes.

2008 Molecular and Cellular Neuroscience
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Cellular mechanisms underlying the effect of a single exposure to neonatal handling on neurotrophin-3 in the brain of 1-day-old rats.

2007 Neuroscience
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Effects of neonatal handling on the basal forebrain cholinergic system of adult male and female rats.

2006 Neuroscience
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