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A version of the D4 dopamine receptor gene, or D4DR, cited as a key factor in producing novelty-seeking behavior (SN: 1/6/96, p. One version of the so-called D4 dopamine receptor gene, or D4DR, appears frequently in people who report high levels of "novelty seeking," according to two independent studies reported in the January Nature Genetics. |
D4 Dopamine Receptor |
D2T D2T2 D2T3 D2U D2V D2VISP D2X D3 D3 D3 Dopamine Receptor D3-brane D30 D37 D3A D3D D3D D3DRM D3E D3G D3LOC D3LS D3M D3R D3T D3V D4 D4 D4 Dopamine Receptor D4 receptorD4-brane D4-D D4-TMP D4A D4B D4C D4D D4DR D4E D4H D4J D4K D4L D4LC D4LD D4M D4MD D4P D4R D4S D4S D4t D4t D4Td D4X | |||||
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