Ketamine-induced hypnosis and neuroplasticity in mice is associated with disrupted p-MEK/p-ERK sequential activation and sustained upregulation of survival p-FADD in brain cortex: Involvement of…

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Ketamine-induced hypnosis and neuroplasticity in mice is associated with disrupted p-MEK/p-ERK sequential activation and sustained upregulation of survival p-FADD in brain cortex: Involvement of GABAA receptor. https://t.co/ry0tjb2ELO

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