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A dopamine transporter polymorphism is a risk factor for borderline personality disorder in depressed patients.

Psychological medicine - 1 Jun 2006

Joyce Peter R, McHugh Patrick C, McKenzie Janice M, Sullivan Patrick F, Mulder Roger T, Luty Suzanne E, Carter Janet D, Frampton Christopher M A, Robert Cloninger C, Miller Allison M, Kennedy Martin A

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BACKGROUND: Borderline personality disorder (BPD) is often co-morbid with major depression and may complicate its treatment. We were interested in differences in genetic and developmental risk factors between depressed patients with or without a co-morbid BPD. METHOD: Out-patients with major depressive disorder were recruited for two treatment trials. Assessment of depressed patients included the assessment of...

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PMID: 16623961
DOI: 10.1017/S0033291706007288

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