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    The Gene Implicated in Antisocial Behaviour and Aggression,the Low-Activity MAOA
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The Gene Implicated in Antisocial Behaviour and Aggression,the Low-Activity MAOA

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The gene implicated in antisocial behaviour and aggression,the low-activity MAOA gene,expresses itself only in the presence of certain environmental cues,such as childhood abuse or provocation.

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