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Published 2014
“..., several diseases may affect the structure and function of the brain. Hydrocephalus is a congenital...”
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Published 2012
“... é o glicocorticoide presente em maior quantidade em camundongos e ratos, enquanto cortisol é o glicocorticoide...”
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Published 2019
“... ones are the increase in the heart response to the autonomic sympathetic nervous system. Heart rate...”
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Published 2019
“..., delimitate, protec and interact with the external environment. Skin lesions affect the general population...”
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Published 2020
“... by B. oryzae and whether high concentrations of PA could affect brown spot development. For the first goal...”
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Published 1988
“... da SOD e GSH-Px foi avaliado em estudos-modelo com ratos, constatando-se que o tratamento agudo...”
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Published 2009
“.... Bilateral lesions of the CeA did not affect FURO+CAP induced-water (9.2 1.6 ml/2 h vs. sham...”
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Published 2009
“... medulla, which provides excitatory signals that affect sympathetic activity to the cardiovascular system...”
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