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Maximino et al., 2015 - Non-mammalian models in behavioral neuroscience: consequences for biological psychiatry

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Apparent paradox in the divergence and conservation of monaminergic systems in mammals, fish, and insects. Receptor and enzyme sequences are not conserved (including gene duplication in the case of teleost fish), and the brain nuclei containing monoaminergic neurons are differently distributed throughout the brain in mammals, fish, and insects, but functions appear to be relatively well-conserved.

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