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1.	Effect And Possible Mechanism Of Habenular Nucleus In The Regulation Of Adenosine On Behavior Of Depressed Rats Induced By CUMS
2.	Habenular Nucleus Participating In The Effects Of Adenosine On Sleeping Activity And Possible Mechanisms Involved In It
3.	The Study Of Antidepressive Effect And Mechanism Of Substance P Antagonist Mediated By Habenular Nucleus
4.	The Study Of Effect Of Habenula Nucleus On Circadian Rhythm Control System Of Suprachiasmatic Nucleus-Pineal Gland
5.	The Study Of Antidepressive Effect And Mechanism Of 17β-estradiol Mediated By Lateral Habenular Nucleus
6.	The Rhythmic Expression Of Period2 And C-fos MRNA And FOS Protein In Habenular Nucleus
7.	The Study On Molecular Mechanisms Of Substance P Antagonist Improving Depressive Behavior Mediated By Habenular Nucleus
8.	Effects And Possible Mechanisms Of The Habenular Nucleus On The Circadian Rhythm Of Locomotor Activity In Rats
9.	Chloride Ion Transporter Kcc2 And Cerebral Ischemia
10.	Respiratory Effect Induced By Electrical Stimulation To The Habenular Nucleus
11.	Habenular Nucleus Mediates Activities Of Dorsal Raphe In Sleep Apnea Syndrome
12.	The Effect Of 5-HT And GABA On Sleep Apnea Syndrome Via Habenular Nucleus
13.	Effects Of Angiotensin-(1-7) On Blood Pressure In Habenular Nncleus(Hb)
14.	Circadian Modulation Of GABA On The SEPSC Of The Lateral Habenular Nucleus
15.	Effects Of Excitation Of Habenular Nucleus On Myoelectrical Activities Of Genioglossus And Diaphragmatic Muscle In Aged Rats
16.	The Effect Of Habenular Lesions On The Level Of Melatonin In Pineal Gland Of Sleep Deprived Rats
17.	Study Of Animal Experiment And Mechanism About Deep Brain Stimulation Of The Lateral Habenula In Treatment For Depressive Disorder
18.	Effects Of Cocaine On DNA Methyltransferases In Related Brain Nuclei
19.	Effects Of High Frequency Electric Stimulation Of Habenutar Nucleus To Respiratory Movement And Cardiovascular System In Rats
20.	A Preliminary Study Of The Central Mechanism Of The Trigeminal Proprioception In The Temporomandibular Disorder Syndrome
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