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Will genetic polymorphism of tetranucleotide sequences help in the diagnostics of major psychiatric disorders?

Forensic science international - 16 Oct 2006

Jacewicz R, Szram S, Gałecki P, Berent J

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Expecting a significant breakthrough in the diagnosis of complex disorders of neuropsychiatric background, intensive efforts are taking place to establish genetic markers correlated with these disorders. During the last decade, this research was focused on code regions connected with neurotransmission and metabolism of catecholamines. Nowadays big diagnostic expectations are associated with sequences of STR type,...

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PMID: 16887311
DOI: 10.1016/j.forsciint.2006.06.024

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