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Neurogenetics of aggressive behavior: studies in primates.
Current topics in behavioral neurosciences - 1 Jan 2014
Barr Christina S, Driscoll Carlos
Abstract excerpt
Aggressive behavior can have adaptive value in certain environmental contexts, but when extreme or executed inappropriately, can also lead to maladaptive outcomes. Neurogenetic studies performed in nonhuman primates have shown that genetic variation that impacts reward sensitivity, impulsivity, and anxiety can contribute to individual differences in aggressive behavior. Genetic polymorphisms in the coding or...
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