Functional Variation of the Dopamine D2 Receptor Gene Is Associated with Emotional Control as well as Brain Activity and Connectivity during Emotion Processing in Humans
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Leonardo Fazio | Giuseppe Blasi | Paolo Taurisano | Apostolos Papazacharias | Raffaella Romano | Barbara Gelao | Gianluca Ursini | Teresa Popolizio | Alessandro Bertolino | Wolfgang Sadee | Lorenzo Sinibaldi | Antonio Rampino | W. Sadee | G. Blasi | L. Fazio | A. Rampino | A. Bertolino | A. Di Giorgio | T. Popolizio | A. Papp | P. Taurisano | R. Romano | B. Gelao | G. Caforio | R. Masellis | G. Ursini | L. Lo Bianco | A. Papazacharias | L. Sinibaldi | Grazia Caforio | Annabella Di Giorgio | Rita Masellis | Luciana Lo Bianco | Audrey Papp | Rita Masellis
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