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Artificially-reared female rats show reduced prepulse inhibition and deficits in the attentional set shifting task—reversal of effects with maternal-like licking stimulation

Author:

Vedran Lovic,Alison S Fleming

Publication:

Behavioural Brain Research

Publisher:

Elsevier

Date:

5 January 2004

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