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Acute psilocybin or ethocybin leads to a sustained increase in Pavlovian aversion memory in male mice

Hogg D, Romanos J, Albiez J, Hofer C, Wicki S, Argunşah A, Sigrist H, Thomann J, Luethi D, Vollenweider F, Pryce C

Frontiers in pharmacologyOct 7, 2026License: open access0 citations

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MouseChronic stressEmotional memoryGlutamate SynapseEthocybin

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