Microtus mandarinus - Globe Thesis

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1.	Effects Of Dopamine D2 Receptor And Its Related Neurotransmitters And Receptors On Behavior Regulation Of Brown Voles In
2.	Different Sexual Orientation Brown Vole Behavior And Related Hormones, Receptors And Neurotransmitters Relationship
3.	Studies On Relationship Between Estrogen, Androgen, And Their Receptor Distribution, FOS Expression And Social Behaviors Of The Mandarin Voles (Microtus Mandarinus) And The Reed Voles (M.fostis)
4.	Study On Social Recognition Behavior In Mandarin Voles (Microtus Mandarinus)
5.	The Relationship Between AVP,OT And Social Behaviors Of Mandarin Voles Microtus Mandarinus
6.	The Effects Of Oxytocin And Testosterone Propionate On The Development Of Social Behaviors In Mandarin Voles(Microtus Mandarinus)
7.	The Functions Of Urine In Social Recognition And Urine-induced Cellular Activation In Main Olfactory Bulbs And Accessory Olfactory Bulbs Of Mandarin Voles
8.	The Relationship Between 5-HT, 5-HT1A Receptor And Social Recognition Of Mandarin Voles Microtus Mandarinus
9.	Elementary Comparative Study On Reproductive Physiology Between XO Female And XX Female Of Mandarin Voles (Microtus Mandarinus)
10.	The Development Of The Glandula Genitalis And The Endocrine Regulation Of Estrous Cycle Of Female Mandarin Voles(Microtus Mandarinus)
11.	Effects Of V1a Receptor To Social Behaviors And Expression Of AR Of Male Mandarin Voles Microtus Mandarins
12.	A Comparative Rresearch Of Behavior Pattern Between Mandarin Voles (Microtus Mandarinus) And BALB/c Mice
13.	Mandarin Vole Energy Metabolism And The Digestive Tract To Adapt To The Characteristics Of The Study
14.	Estrogen Receptor Beta (of Er��) Expression In The Female Mandarin Vole Social Behavior And The Brain Regions Otr And Avpv1ar Of Impact
15.	The Role Of The Individual Odor In The Social Recognition Of The Mandarin Vole (microtus Mandarinus)
16.	Energy Supply And Demand Mandarin Vole Adaptive Changes In Hypothalamic Npy, Pam And Digestive Tract Of Nos
17.	Mandarin Vole Wild Populations Of Two Geographic Behavior And Brain Estrogen Receptor �� Of A Comparative Study
18.	Environmental Estrogen Chlordecone Study On The Influence Of Female Mandarin Vole Sexual Orientation And Brain Estrogen Alpha Receptor
19.	Neonatal Tactile Stimulation Reverses Alterations In Novel Object Recognition, Sociability And Neuroendocrine Levels Induced By Neonatal Isolation In Male Adult Mandarin Voles (Microtus Mandarinus)
20.	Neuroendocrine Responses To Social Isolation And Paternal Deprivation During Different Postnatal Period In Mandarin Voles(Microtus Mandarinus)
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