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Social behavior in a genetic model of dopamine dysfunction at different neurodevelopmental time points.

Genes, brain, and behavior - 1 Sept 2015

Kabitzke P A, Simpson E H, Kandel E R, Balsam P D

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Impairments in social behavior characterize many neurodevelopmental psychiatric disorders. In fact, the temporal emergence and trajectory of these deficits can define the disorder, specify their treatment and signal their prognosis. The sophistication of mouse models with neurobiological endophenotypes of many aspects of psychiatric diseases has increased in recent years, with the necessity to evaluate social...

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PMID: 26176662
DOI: 10.1111/gbb.12233
PMCID: PMC4876024

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