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Ketamine Effects on Memory Reconsolidation Favor a Learning Model of Delusions

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Philip Robert Corlett; Victoria C. Cambridge; Jennifer Margaret Gardner; Jennifer S. Piggot; Danielle C. Turner; Jessica S. Everitt; F. Sergio Arana; Hannah L. Morgan; Amy L. Milton; Jonathan L. C. Lee; Michael R. F. Aitken; Anthony Dickinson; Barry J. Everitt; Anthony Ray Absalom; R. Adapa; Naresh Subramanian; Jane R. Taylor; John Harrison Krystal; Paul Charles Fletcher
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2013

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Philip Robert Corlett; Victoria C. Cambridge; Jennifer Margaret Gardner; Jennifer S. Piggot; Danielle C. Turner; Jessica S. Everitt; F. Sergio Arana; Hannah L. Morgan; Amy L. Milton; Jonathan L. C. Lee; Michael R. F. Aitken; Anthony Dickinson; Barry J. Everitt; Anthony Ray Absalom; R. Adapa; Naresh Subramanian; Jane R. Taylor; John Harrison Krystal; Paul Charles Fletcher. (2013). Ketamine Effects on Memory Reconsolidation Favor a Learning Model of Delusions. https://openalex.org/W2159175063

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