Systemic and local application of ethanol inhibits spontaneous activity of central nucleus of the amygdala neurons via potentiation of GABA but not serotonin

Systemic and local application of ethanol inhibits spontaneous activity of central nucleus of the amygdala neurons via potentiation of GABA but not serotonin

by Jennifer Camille Naylor

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