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Title: The Relative Contribution of Proximal 5′ Flanking Sequence and Microsatellite Variation on Brain Vasopressin 1a Receptor (Avpr1a) Gene Expression and Behavior
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Plos Genetics [1553-7390] Donaldson, Zoe yr:2013


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