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PMID:18398484

Altered dopamine signaling in naturally occurring maternal neglect.

PloS one | 2008

Child neglect is the most common form of child maltreatment, yet the biological basis of maternal neglect is poorly understood and a rodent model is lacking.

Pubmed ID: 18398484

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