DRD2 genotype-based variation of default mode network activity and of its relationship with striatal DAT binding.
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Fabio Sambataro | Leonardo Fazio | Giuseppe Blasi | Paolo Taurisano | Barbara Gelao | Gianluca Ursini | Marina Mancini | Teresa Popolizio | Alessandro Bertolino | Lorenzo Sinibaldi | F. Sambataro | G. Blasi | L. Fazio | A. Bertolino | A. Di Giorgio | T. Popolizio | P. Taurisano | A. Porcelli | B. Gelao | G. Caforio | R. Masellis | G. Ursini | L. Sinibaldi | A. Niccoli-Asabella | M. Mancini | Grazia Caforio | Annabella Di Giorgio | Annamaria Porcelli | Artor Niccoli-Asabella | Rita Masellis
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