Alteration of Neonatal Allopregnanolone Levels Affects Exploration, Anxiety, Aversive Learning, and Adult Behavioral Response to Intrahippocampal Neurosteroids

December 2012 in “ Behavioural Brain Research ”

Laura Mòdol, Sònia Darbra, Monique Vallée, Marc Pallarés

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