Oxytocin and Opioid Receptor Gene Polymorphisms Associated with Greeting Behavior in Dogs

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“the social behavior of dogs toward humans is influenced by the oxytocin and opioid system, but the links between SNP-s and behavioral variables might differ by breeding populations” 🐶 https://t.co/dQT5Il6YbV

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conserved across species. Thanks for procrastinating with me today. Paper link https://t.co/dHfYUORFPG

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RT @FamDogProject: New FDP study: #OXTR and #OPRM1 gene variants in #dogs affect human-directed social behavior and their effects... https:…

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RT @FamDogProject: New FDP study: #OXTR and #OPRM1 gene variants in #dogs affect human-directed social behavior and their effects... https:…

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