Effect of Population Heterogenization on the Reproducibility of Mouse Behavior: A Multi-Laboratory Study
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Chadi Touma | Norbert Sachser | S. Helene Richter | S. H. Richter | David P. Wolfer | Lars Lewejohann | Joseph P. Garner | Hanno Würbel | B. Spruijt | P. Gass | D. Wolfer | H. Würbel | S. Chourbaji | J. Garner | V. Võikar | L. Lewejohann | N. Sachser | C. Touma | J. Harst | Vootele Võikar | Benjamin Zipser | Britta Schindler | Sabine Chourbaji | Christiane Brandwein | Peter Gass | Niek van Stipdonk | Johanneke van der Harst | Berry Spruijt | C. Brandwein | Benjamin Zipser | B. Schindler | Niek van Stipdonk | J. E. van der Harst | Chadi | Touma | Niek van Stipdonk | Johanneke van der Harst | Chadi Touma | Niek van Stipdonk
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