Neuroscience Research

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Date

2012-08

Type

Working Paper

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http://hdl.handle.net/11005/2112

Subject

behavioral neuroscience research; psychology department of The University of the South; methamphetamine exposure; Mouse experiments; cognitive impairments; research question; analyze data; assess locomotor activity and anxiety

Abstract

The research examined the effects of methamphetamine exposure in early adolescence on late adolescent and adult mouse behavior and brain function.

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Sewanee: Fund for Innovative Teaching and Learning Research Internships 2012