Escitalopram and lorazepam differentially affect nesting and open field behaviour in deer mice exposed to an anxiogenic environment

De Wet Wolmarans; Michelle Prinsloo; Soraya Seedat; Dan Joseph Stein; Brian H. Harvey; Geoffrey de Brouwer

doi:10.1016/j.neures.2021.10.011

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Escitalopram and lorazepam differentially affect nesting and open field behaviour in deer mice exposed to an anxiogenic environment

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