Food ingestion is more important to plasma corticosterone dynamics than water intake in rats under restricted daily feeding (Q51635706)

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English	Food ingestion is more important to plasma corticosterone dynamics than water intake in rats under restricted daily feeding	scientific article published in January 1986

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Food ingestion is more important to plasma corticosterone dynamics than water intake in rats under restricted daily feeding (English)

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K Honma

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S Honma

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T Hirai

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T Hiroshige

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1 January 1986

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Physiology & Behavior

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37

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5

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10.1016/0031-9384(86)90186-1

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