Gene-environment interactions and correlations in psychiatric disorders.

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Genetic and environmental risk factors are known to influence many aspects of human behavior, including the susceptibility to various psychiatric conditions in adult and childhood. Recent evidence suggests that these risk factors interact and correlate with each other to influence phenotypic outcomes. Gene-environment interactions are expressed through genetic variation in the susceptibility toward particular...

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