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Candidate gene associations with withdrawn behavior.

Candidate gene associations with withdrawn behavior.

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Candidate gene associations with withdrawn behavior.

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The Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry

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David C Rettew

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David H Rubin

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Eileen T Crehan

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Erik A Ehli

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Gareth E Davies

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John T Walkup

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Robert R Althoff

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