Environmental Enrichment and Physical Exercise Prevent Stress-Induced Behavioral and Blood-Brain Barrier Alterations via Fgf2

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Paton Sam EJ,Solano Jose L.,Collignon Adeline,Richer Emanuelle,Coulombe-Rozon Francois,Dion-Albert Laurence,Binder Luisa,Dudek Katarzyna Anna,Cadoret Alice,Consortium Signature,Lebel Manon,Menard Caroline

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Elsevier BV

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