[Contribution of genetics to the concept of risk status for alcohol dependence].

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The factors involved in the variability of one's own risk for alcohol dependence is multifactorial and mostly unknown. Nevertheless, genetic factors are clearly involved in the risk for the disorder, the impact of addictive genetic factors being evaluated between 30% and 50%. Aggregation studies underline the difficulties of delimiting the boundaries of the phenotype, as some subgroups of alcohol-dependent...

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