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Innate fear responses are reflected in the blood epigenome of rhesus macaques

2020-11-05

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<h4> A bstract </h4> Fear and anxiety are complex physiological states aimed at promoting adaptive behaviors. They are also core symptoms of many neuropsychiatric disorders; yet, our knowledge of the underlying biological correlates remains fragmented. Non-human primate models are critical for our understanding of mechanisms associated with complex higher-order behavioral phenotypes. Here we investigated indivi...

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ee1498b5-4630-5e63-89a9-a38d8a6bdca0
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10.1101/2020.11.05.369538
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