Regular treadmill running improves spatial learning and memory performance in young mice through increased hippocampal neurogenesis and decreased stress (Q46101366)

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English	Regular treadmill running improves spatial learning and memory performance in young mice through increased hippocampal neurogenesis and decreased stress	scientific article published on 31 July 2013

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Regular treadmill running improves spatial learning and memory performance in young mice through increased hippocampal neurogenesis and decreased stress (English)

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Hongwei Li

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Aming Liang

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Fangxia Guan

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Ruitai Fan

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Liankai Chi

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Bo Yang

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Brain Research

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1531

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10.1016/J.BRAINRES.2013.07.041

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