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1by Vindas, Marco A, Madaro, Angelico, Fraser, Thomas W.K., Höglund, Erik, Olsen, Rolf E., Kristiansen, Tore S., Øverli, ØyvindSubjects: “...Serotonin...”
Published in Physiology & Behavior (2017)
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2by Vindas, Marco A., Madaro, Angelico, Fraser, Thomas W.K., Höglund, Erik, Olsen, Rolf E., Øverli, Øyvind, Kristiansen, Tore S.Subjects: “...Serotonin...”
Published in Royal Society Open Science (2016)
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3by Vindas, Marco A., Johansen, Ida B., Folkedal, Ole, Höglund, Erik, Gorissen, Marnix, Flik, Gert, Kristiansen, Tore S., Øverli, Øyvind“... that serotonin-mediated behavioural inhibition may have evolved in vertebrates to minimize stress exposure...”
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4by Vindas, Marco A., Madaro, Angelico, Fraser, Thomas W. K., Höglund, Erik, Olsen, Rolf E., Øverli, Øyvind, Kristiansen, Tore S.“..., which implies that serotonin responsive individuals have growth disadvantages. Altogether, our results...”
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5by Vindas, Marco A., Madaro, Angelico, Fraser, Thomas W. K., Höglund, Erik, Olsen, Rolf E., Øverli, Øyvind, Kristiansen, Tore S.“..., which implies that serotonin responsive individuals have growth disadvantages. Altogether, our results...”
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6by Vindas, Marco A., Madaro, Angelico, Fraser, Thomas W. K., Höglund, Erik, Olsen, Rolf E., Øverli, Øyvind, Kristiansen, Tore S.“... with final growth rates, which implies that serotonin responsive individuals have growth disadvantages...”
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7by Vindas, Marco A., Madaro, Angelico, Fraser, Thomas W. K., Höglund, Erik, Olsen, Rolf E., Øverli, Øyvind, Kristiansen, Tore S.“... with final growth rates, which implies that serotonin responsive individuals have growth disadvantages...”
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8by Vindas, Marco A., Madaro, Angelico, Fraser, Thomas W. K., Höglund, Erik, Olsen, Rolf E., Øverli, Øyvind, Kristiansen, Tore S.“... with final growth rates, which implies that serotonin responsive individuals have growth disadvantages...”
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9by Vindas, Marco A., Madaro, Angelico, Fraser, Thomas W. K., Höglund, Erik, Olsen, Rolf E., Øverli, Øyvind, Kristiansen, Tore S.“... with final growth rates, which implies that serotonin responsive individuals have growth disadvantages...”
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10by Vindas, Marco A., Johansen, Ida B., Folkedal, Ole, Höglund, Erik, Gorissen, Marnix, Flik, Gert, Kristiansen, Tore S., Øverli, Øyvind“... that serotonin-mediated behavioural inhibition may have evolved in vertebrates to minimize stress exposure...”
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11by Vindas, Marco A., Sørensen, Christina, Johansen, Ida B., Folkedal, Ole, Höglund, Erik, Khan, Uniza W., Stien, Lars H., Kristiansen, Tore S., Braastad, Bjarne O., Øverli, Øyvind“... there was no effect of OER on baseline brain stem serotonin (5-HT) or dopamine (DA) activity. Subsequent exposure...”
Published in PLoS ONE (2014)
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12by Vindas, Marco A., Sørensen, Christina, Johansen, Ida B., Folkedal, Ole, Höglund, Erik, Khan, Uniza W., Stien, Lars Helge, Kristiansen, Tore S., Braastad, Bjarne O., Øverli, Øyvind“... there was no effect of OER on baseline brain stem serotonin (5-HT) or dopamine (DA) activity. Subsequent exposure...”
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