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Analysis of 14 CAG repeat-containing genes in schizophrenia.

American journal of medical genetics - 15 Dec 1999

Joober R, Benkelfat C, Toulouse A, Lafrenière R G, Lal S, Ajroud S, Turecki G, Bloom D, Labelle A, Lalonde P, Alda M, Morgan K, Palmour R, Rouleau G A

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Recently, it has been suggested that trinucleotide repeat-containing genes may be involved in the etiology of schizophrenia. This study was aimed at investigating putative associations between allelic variants or expansions of CAG repeat-containing genes (CAGrCG) and schizophrenia or its variability with respect to responsiveness to conventional neuroleptics. CAG repeat allelic variants of 14 expressed sequences...

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