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Protective role of vitamin-D on chronic stress induced-learning and memory deficits in rats

Author(s):
Sara ChoobdarSara Choobdar, Abbas-Ali VafaeiAbbas-Ali Vafaei, A. li Rashidy-PourA. li Rashidy-Pour, Katayoun  SedaghatKatayoun SedaghatKatayoun  Sedaghat ORCID,*

Koomesh:Vol. 21, issue 4; 708-715
Published online:Dec 03, 2019
Article type:Research Article
Received:Oct 01, 2018
Accepted:Apr 03, 2019
How to Cite:Sara ChoobdarAbbas-Ali VafaeiA. li Rashidy-PourKatayoun SedaghatProtective role of vitamin-D on chronic stress induced-learning and memory deficits in rats.koomesh.21(4):e153136.

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