Association of Serotonin Transporter Gene AluJb Methylation with Major Depression, Amygdala Responsiveness, 5-HTTLPR/rs25531 Polymorphism, and Stress
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V. Arolt | W. Heindel | U. Dannlowski | B. Baune | K. Domschke | H. Kugel | R. Redlich | N. Opel | D. Grotegerd | K. Dohm | D. Zaremba | C. Bürger | Weiqi Zhang | C. Hohoff | O. Ambrée | S. Meinert | P. Bürkner | S. Rust | Ilona Schneider | K. Schwarte | C. Schettler | Nina Schröder | Anna Milena Straßburg | H. Kugel
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