Epigenetic programming by maternal behavior

Ian C.G. Weaver(Douglas College), Nadia Cervoni(McGill University), Frances A. Champagne(McGill University), Ana C. D’Alessio(McGill University), Shakti Sharma(Douglas College), Jonathan R. Seckl(Western General Hospital), Sergiy Dymov(McGill University), Moshe Szyf(McGill University), Michael J. Meaney(McGill University)
Nature Neuroscience
June 27, 2004
10.1038/nn1276
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