PPT-Matching Symptoms and Receptor-Binding Profiles in Depression: Focus on 5-HT Receptors

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Objectives Monoamines and Depressive States Genotype Endophenotype Phenotype Hypothesis Implications for Drug Design Focusing on Serotonin ReceptorSpecific Antidepressants

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