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The right size : the hormonal and transcriptional regulation of growth in Drosophila melanogaster
Gokhale, Rewatee Hemant
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Hormones, stress and aggression in the spotted hyena (Crocuta crocuta)
Van Meter, Page E.
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Adaptive endocrine and behavioral responses of free-living red squirrels to environmental variation
Dantzer, Ben
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Effects of age and diet on glucose and insulin dynamics in the horse
Rapson, Julie Lynn
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Unveiling diet-induced obesity : leptin insensitivity and dysregulation of the HPA axis
Shin, Andrew Changhun
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Physiological mediation of social behavior in group-living carnivores
Montgomery, Tracy M.
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Sexual dimorphisms and androgen influence in medial posterodorsal amygdala astrocytes
Johnson, Ryan T.
Text (2011)
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UNVEILING THE THERAPEUTIC POTENTIAL OF PERIVASCULAR ADIPOSE TISSUE (PVAT) : A SOURCE of VASOACTIVE COMPOUNDS
Wilkening, Alexander Scott
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