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Dopamine Genotype Interacts with Inter-Individual Licking Received on Later-Life Licking Provisioning in Female Rat Offspring

2019-12-30

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In most mammals, mothers exhibit natural variations in care that propagate between generations of female offspring. However, there is limited information on genetic variation that influences this propagation. We assessed early-life maternal care received by individual female rat offspring in relation to genetic polymorphisms linked to dopaminergic activity, maternal care provisioning, and dopaminergic activity in...

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a9cf1598-d2dc-5d5f-bfca-a54030e3ee5c
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10.1101/2019.12.29.890467
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