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      Doss, Manoj Kantesh, author. (orcid)0000-0003-2939-2522
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      from my own recent work, aimed at addressing some of these gaps, including three drug studies that are
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      Mahadevia, Darshini, author.
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      during which perturbations to the dopaminergic system impact adult aggressive behavior. Previous work in
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      Schroeder, Laura Elizabeth, author.
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      In an effort to better understand the genetic basis of AN, recent work has been performed to
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      Gargiulo, Pascual Ángel. editor.
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      Bioethical Perspective on Work in the Field of Health -- Cosmetic Psychopharmacology, Inauthentic Experiences
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      Oliveira, Mariana Colino de, author.
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      work besides suggesting that A2AR and BDNF exacerbated signaling have pro-epileptic affects, provide
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      Wallisch, Pascal, 1978-
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      "flops" won't work in current versions of Matlab, necessitating a book that is timely and up-to-date. The
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      Farr, Tracy Deanne, author.
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      ovariectomised rats, despite contrary evidence from similar compounds. Collectively, the work in this thesis
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      Howard, Harry (Harry duBignon)
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      analysis. Drawing inspiration from work on visual processing, and especially the simple/complex cell
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      Wheeler, Rachel Deborah, author.
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      described here extend this work, and demonstrate constitutive expression of mRNAs for the IL-18 receptor