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27. Tabert, MH; Borod, JC; Tang, CY; Lange, G; Wei, TC; Johnson, R; Nusbaum, AO; Buchsbaum, MS
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28. Duzel, E; Vargha-Khadem, F; Heinze, HJ; Mishkin, M
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29. Kasckow, JW; Lupien, SJ; Behan, DP; Welge, J; Hauger, RJ
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30. Belanoff, JK; Gross, K; Yager, A; Schatzberg, AF
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31. Khiat, A; Yared, Z; Bard, C; Lacroix, A; Boulanger, Y
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33. Reichenberg, A; Yirmiya, R; Schuld, A; Kraus, T; Haack, M; Morag, A; Pollmacher, T
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34. Belanoff, JK; Kalehzan, M; Sund, B; Ficek, SKF; Schatzberg, AF
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35. Harmer, CJ; Perrett, DI; Cowen, PJ; Goodwin, GM
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36. Waber, DP; Carpentieri, SC; Klar, N; Silverman, LB; Schwenn, M; Hurwitz, CA; Mullenix, PJ; Tarbell, NJ; Sallan, SE
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