Dynamic DNA methylation programs persistent adverse effects of early-life stress
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F. Holsboer | C. Wotjak | Yonghe Wu | D. Spengler | O. Almeida | V. Micale | C. Murgatroyd | A. Patchev | Yvonne Bockmühl | Dieter Fischer | D. Fischer
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