Expression of estrogen receptors (α, β) and androgen receptor in serotonin neurons of the rat and mouse dorsal raphe nuclei; sex and species differences
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Yoshifumi Watanabe | Mayumi Tanaka | K. Shinoda | Zijing Sheng | Akie Yanai | Koh Shinoda | Yoshifumi Watanabe | June Kawano | Ryutaro Fujinaga | Mayumi Tanaka | A. Yanai | Zijing Sheng | J. Kawano | R. Fujinaga | Akie Yanai | Ryutaro Fujinaga
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