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The effects of selective dopamine agonists on a passive avoidance learning task in the day-old chick by Hale, M.W, Crowe, S.F

“…Recent examination of the mixed dopamine agonist apomorphine suggests that dopamine inhibits both passive avoidance and response suppression learning. The…”
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Left posteroventral pallidotomy results in a deficit in verbal memory by Crowe, S.F., O'Sullivan, J.D., Peppard, R.F., McNeill, P.M., Bardenhagen, F., Bowden, S.

“…Whilst pallidotomy is emerging as a popular approach to the treatment to Parkinson's disease, little is yet known about the cognitive effects of this…”
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The relationship between alcoholic cerebellar degeneration and cognitive and emotional functioning by Fitzpatrick, L.E., Jackson, M., Crowe, S.F.

“…Although it is now widely acknowledged that the cerebellum contributes to the modulation of higher-order cognitive and emotional functions, this relationship…”
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The effect of caffeine and stress on auditory hallucinations in a non-clinical sample by Crowe, S.F., Barot, J., Caldow, S., D’Aspromonte, J., Dell’Orso, J., Di Clemente, A., Hanson, K., Kellett, M., Makhlota, S., McIvor, B., McKenzie, L., Norman, R., Thiru, A., Twyerould, M., Sapega, S.

“…Both the diathesis-stress model and the continuum theory of schizophrenia attempt to explain the mechanism by which stress may facilitate the expression of the…”
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Effect of moderate white wine consumption on serum IgA and plasma insulin under fasting conditions by Kokavec, Anna, Crowe, Simon F

“…The present study aims to investigate the contribution of alcohol toxicity to the development of malnutrition by assessing the effect of consuming a moderate…”
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Alcohol consumption in the absence of adequate nutrition may lead to activation of the glyoxylate cycle in man by Kokavec, A., Crowe, S.F.

“…The consumption of alcohol prior to food intake results in alcohol metabolism occurring in the liver, and the liver is often damaged in chronic alcoholics…”
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Deficits in source monitoring in subjects with auditory hallucinations may be due to differences in verbal intelligence and verbal memory by Seal, M.L., Crowe, S.F., Cheung, P.

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The consequences of imbibing alcohol in the absence of adequate nutrition: The salt and water hypothesis by Kokavec, A., Crowe, S.F.

“…Alcohol can have an effect on almost every cell in the human body and it is becoming increasingly clear that when alcohol is consumed the prior nutritional…”
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