Muller, J. M., Moore, H., Myers, M. M., & Shair, H. N. (2009). Dopamine’s Role in Social Modulation of Infant Isolation-Induced Vocalization: II. Maternally Modulated Infant Separation Responses are Regulated by D1- and D2-Family Dopamine Receptors.
Citación estilo ChicagoMuller, Jeff M., Holly Moore, Michael M. Myers, and Harry N. Shair. Dopamine’s Role in Social Modulation of Infant Isolation-Induced Vocalization: II. Maternally Modulated Infant Separation Responses Are Regulated By D1- and D2-Family Dopamine Receptors. 2009.
Cita MLAMuller, Jeff M., Holly Moore, Michael M. Myers, and Harry N. Shair. Dopamine’s Role in Social Modulation of Infant Isolation-Induced Vocalization: II. Maternally Modulated Infant Separation Responses Are Regulated By D1- and D2-Family Dopamine Receptors. 2009.