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In vivo sub-chronic treatment with dichlorvos in young rats promotes synaptic plasticity and learning by a mechanism that involves Acylpeptide Hydrolase instead of acetylcholinesterase inhibition. Correlation with endogenous β-amyloid levels

  • Gonzalo García-Rojo
  • , Fernando Gámiz
  • , Estíbaliz Ampuero
  • , Daniel Rojas-Espina
  • , Rodrigo Sandoval
  • , Carlos Rozas
  • , Bernardo Morales
  • , Ursula Wyneken
  • , Floria Pancetti*
    • *Corresponding author for this work

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