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Population genetics / DNA / Molecular biology / Dopamine transporter / Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder / Variable number tandem repeat / Genome-wide association study / Dopamine receptor D4 / Restriction fragment length polymorphism / Biology / Genetics / G protein coupled receptors
Population genetics
DNA
Molecular biology
Dopamine transporter
Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder
Variable number tandem repeat
Genome-wide association study
Dopamine receptor D4
Restriction fragment length polymorphism
Biology
Genetics
G protein coupled receptors

The Dopaminergic Reward System and Leisure Time Exercise Behavior: A Candidate Allele Study

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