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Different familial transmission patterns in bipolar I disorder with onset before and after age 25

7 Nov 2001

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Gene identification in common disorders such as Alzheimer disease and breast cancer has greatly profited from the use of age of onset as criterion to delineate subgroups of disease characterized by different inheritance patterns. In bipolar affective disorder, where the majority of linkage studies have produced conflicting results, studies reporting clinical characteristics and familial occurrence of disease have...

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PMID: 11803528
DOI: 10.1002/ajmg.10047

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