Long-Term Oral Tamoxifen Administration Decreases Brain-Derived Neurotrophic Factor in the Hippocampus of Female Long-Evans Rats

Authors

• Laura Been, Haverford CollegeFollow
• Amanda R. Halliday '23, Class of 2023, Haverford College
• Sarah M. Blossom '22, Class of 2022, Haverford College
• Elena M. Bien '24, Class of 2024, Haverford College
• Anya G. Bernhard '18, Class of 2018, Haverford College
• Grayson E. Roth '20, Class of 2020, Haverford College
• Karina J. Domenech Rosario '20, Class of 2020, Haverford College
• Karlie B. Pollock '20, Class of 2020, Haverford College
• Patra E. Abramenko '20, Class of 2020, Haverford College
• Leily M. Behbehani '21, Class of 2021, Haverford College
• Gabriel J. Pascal '21, Class of 2021, Haverford College
• Mary Ellen Kelly, Haverford College

Document Type

Journal Article

Role

Author

Published In

Cancers

Haverford Libraries Support

APC Fund FY24

Volume

16

Issue

7

Publication Date

2024

Suggested Citation

Been, L., et al. (2024). "Long-Term Oral Tamoxifen Administration Decreases Brain-Derived Neurotrophic Factor in the Hippocampus of Female Long-Evans Rats." Cancers, 16(7). Available: https://doi.org/10.3390/cancers16071373