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Genetic analysis of brain imaging abnormalities.

Child and adolescent psychiatric clinics of North America - 1 Apr 2001

Botteron K N

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A number of child psychiatric disorders have recently been associated with specific structural brain abnormalities. This article discusses the advantages of neuroimaging for genetic studies, such as clarifying etiologic heterogeneity and establishing pathophysiology. The advantages of twin or family designs for neuroimaging investigations are also discussed.

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PMID: 11351797

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