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Membrane Biochemistry XXXVII. CRF Receptor Studies in Pre-Clinical Research as Bootstrapped to Human MDD, GAD, PTSD and Addiction.DJGPhD.19.8.22. Authentic Biochemistry
Membrane Biochemistry XXXVII. CRF Receptor Studies in Pre-Clinical Research as Bootstrapped to Human MDD, GAD, PTSD and Addiction.DJGPhD.19.8.22. Authentic Biochemistry

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Journal of Neuroscience Research. 2020. Aug.Vol. 98, Issue 8 1097-4547.

Dr. Guerra Neuroscience lecture notes

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Membrane Biochemistry XXXVI. Sexual Differential CRF Signaling Accorded to Downstream Processing and Associated Neuropsychiatric and Phyiological Disorders.DJGPhD.17.8.22 Authentic Biochemistry.
Membrane Biochemistry XXXVI. Sexual Differential CRF Signaling Accorded to Downstream Processing and Associated Neuropsychiatric and Phyiological Disorders.DJGPhD.17.8.22 Authentic Biochemistry.

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Trends Pharmacol Sci. 2013 Aug; 34(8): 437–444.

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Membrane Biochemistry XXXV. Lipocortin-1 induces cortisol thus suppressing phospholipase A2, blocking eicosanoid and leukocyte inflammatory events. DJGPhD.16.8.22. Authentic Biochemistry
Membrane Biochemistry XXXV. Lipocortin-1 induces cortisol thus suppressing phospholipase A2, blocking eicosanoid and leukocyte inflammatory events. DJGPhD.16.8.22. Authentic Biochemistry

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Dr Guerra's notes

Curr Neuropharmacol. 2013 Mar; 11(2): 141–159

Advances in Neurobiology, 01 Jan 2014, 11:13-30



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Membrane Biochemistry XXXIV. Assymetric Glucocorticoid Pharmacotherapy in Rheumatoid Autoimmune Disease with T2Diabetes and the Fear Axis.DJGPhD.Authentic Biochemistry 15.8.22
Membrane Biochemistry XXXIV. Assymetric Glucocorticoid Pharmacotherapy in Rheumatoid Autoimmune Disease with T2Diabetes and the Fear Axis.DJGPhD.Authentic Biochemistry 15.8.22

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Genes Immun. 2020 May; 21(3): 150–168

BMC Rheumatology 2020. volume 4, Article number: 4 

Nature Immunology.2002. August. volume 3 no 8 

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Membrane Biochemistry XXXIII> Are Oxytocin and Corticotropin Releasing Factor Antiinflammatory, Analgesic and Anxiolytic? Dr Daniel J. Guerra. 14.8.22. Authentic Biochemistry
Membrane Biochemistry XXXIII> Are Oxytocin and Corticotropin Releasing Factor Antiinflammatory, Analgesic and Anxiolytic? Dr Daniel J. Guerra. 14.8.22. Authentic Biochemistry

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Cell Tissue Res. 2019 Jan; 375(1): 143–172.

Int. J. Mol. Sci. 2021, 22(21), 11465

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Membrane Biochemistry XXXII. The Subcortico-limbic network in Fear Conditioning as seen through the Dialectical Event Ontology lens. DJGPhD.10.AUG.22. Authentic Biochemistry
Membrane Biochemistry XXXII. The Subcortico-limbic network in Fear Conditioning as seen through the Dialectical Event Ontology lens. DJGPhD.10.AUG.22. Authentic Biochemistry

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Dr Guerra's notes

Curr Neuropharmacol. 2013 Mar; 11(2): 141–159


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Membrane Biochemistry XXXI. Corticotropin Releasing Factor and "Fear" Neurobiochemical Correlates in the CNS. Dr Daniel J. Guerra. 9Aug2022. Authentic Biochemistry Podcast
Membrane Biochemistry XXXI. Corticotropin Releasing Factor and "Fear" Neurobiochemical Correlates in the CNS. Dr Daniel J. Guerra. 9Aug2022. Authentic Biochemistry Podcast

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Dr Guerra's neuroscience lectures

Neurosci BiobehavRev. 2019 Aug; 103: 50–59

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Membrane Biochemistry XXX. Nociception as component of Subcortical-Limbic Involvement of the Conditioned Fear Response in Mammals. DJGPhD. 8Aug22. Authentic Biochemistry
Membrane Biochemistry XXX. Nociception as component of Subcortical-Limbic Involvement of the Conditioned Fear Response in Mammals. DJGPhD. 8Aug22. Authentic Biochemistry

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Dr Guerra's Neuroscience lecture notes

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