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Shank3 deficits in the anteromedial bed nucleus of the stria terminalis trigger an anxiety phenotype in mice
Abstract Anxiety disorders are the most prevalent co‐morbidity factor associated with the core domains of autism spectrum disorders (ASD). Investigations on potential common neuronal mechanisms that may explain the co‐occurrence of ASD and anxiety disorders are still poorly explored. One of the key
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