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Association of a D2S2944 allele with depression specifically among those with substance abuse or antisocial personality.

Drug and alcohol dependence - 9 Jun 2006

Langbehn Douglas R, Philibert Robert, Caspers Kristin M, Yucuis Rebecca, Cadoret Remi J

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Associations have previously been reported between a 124-bp allele at D2S2944 and recurrent, early-onset depression in women. These earlier reports also noted but did not emphasize a possible association between this allele and alcohol-specific depression. We have analyzed the Iowa Adoption Study data to test this association. D2S2944 allele typing was available for 247 subjects from the Iowa Adoption Studies....

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PMID: 16289859
DOI: 10.1016/j.drugalcdep.2005.10.006

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