Social dominance in female monkeys: dopamine receptor function and cocaine reinforcement.
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Social dominance in female monkeys: dopamine receptor function and cocaine reinforcement.
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Social dominance in female monkeys: dopamine receptor function and cocaine reinforcement.
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Social dominance in female monkeys: dopamine receptor function and cocaine reinforcement.
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Social dominance in female monkeys: dopamine receptor function and cocaine reinforcement.
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Social dominance in female monkeys: dopamine receptor function and cocaine reinforcement
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Beth A Reboussin
Brandi L Blaylock
H Donald Gage
Huw M L Davies
Jay R Kaplan
Michael A Nader
Natallia V Riddick
Paul W Czoty
Pradeep K Garg
Robert W Gould
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10.1016/J.BIOPSYCH.2012.03.002
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2012-04-14T00:00:00Z