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Fatma Tannich, Kamel Barhoumi, Ahmed Rejeb, Mohamed Aouichri & Ouajdi Souilem. (2020) Ketamine, at low dose, decrease behavioural alterations in epileptic diseases induced by pilocarpine in mice. International Journal of Neuroscience 130:11, pages 1118-1124.
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