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Chercheur l François Tronche l T 06 63 14 12 36 l senapbvf.gebapur@hczp.seJacques Barik l T 01 44 27 15 90 l wnpdhrf.onevx@fai.whffvrh.se

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Chronic Stress Triggers Social Aversion via Glucocorticoid Receptor in Dopaminoceptive Neurons. Jacques Barik, Fabio Marti, Carole Morel, Sebastian P. Fernandez, Christophe Lanteri, Gérard Godeheu, Jean-Pol Tassin, Cédric Mombereau, Philippe Faure, François Tronche. Science, 18 janvier 2013.