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Candidate gene studies of bipolar disorder.

Annals of medicine - 1 May 2001

Jones I, Craddock N

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Genetic factors undoubtedly play an important role in determining vulnerability to bipolar disorder but the task of finding susceptibility genes is not trivial. Candidate gene studies, usually employing the association approach, offer the potential to discover the genes of relatively modest effect size that are expected for a complex genetic disorder. Candidate gene approaches depend crucially on our current...

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PMID: 11405546
DOI: 10.3109/07853890108998753

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