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Genotype-environment interactions in mouse behavior: a way out of the problem.
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America - 22 Mar 2005
Kafkafi Neri, Benjamini Yoav, Sakov Anat, Elmer Greg I, Golani Ilan
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In behavior genetics, behavioral patterns of mouse genotypes, such as inbred strains, crosses, and knockouts, are characterized and compared to associate them with particular gene loci. Such genotype differences, however, are usually established in single-laboratory experiments, and questions have been raised regarding the replicability of the results in other laboratories. A recent multilaboratory experiment...
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