Serotonin Mediates Depression of Aggression After Acute and Chronic Social Defeat Stress in a Model Insect

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Serotonin Mediates Depression ...... efeat Stress in a Model Insect

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Serotonin Mediates Depression ...... efeat Stress in a Model Insect

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Jan Rillich

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Paul A Stevenson

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scholarly article

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10.3389/FNBEH.2018.00233

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English

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2018-01-01T00:00:00Z

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serotonin

behavioral neuroscience

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