NEUROBIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF ALTERED 5-HT TRANSPORTER EXPRESSION: IMPLICATIONS FOR DEPRESSION AND ANXIETY

NEUROBIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF ALTERED 5-HT TRANSPORTER EXPRESSION: IMPLICATIONS FOR DEPRESSION AND ANXIETY

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Main Authors:	Sharp, T, Jennings, K, Line, S, Cragg, S, Bannerman, D
Formato:	Journal article
Publicado em:	2010

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