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I. Genotype-environment interaction in the schizophrenia spectrum: genetic liability and global family ratings in the Finnish Adoption Study.

Family process - 1 Dec 2006

Wynne Lyman C, Tienari Pekka, Nieminen P, Sorri Anneli, Lahti Ilpo, Moring Juha, Naarala Mikko, Läksy Kristian, Wahlberg Karl-Erik, Miettunen J

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In the Finnish Adoption Study, a national sample of adoptees with high versus low genetic liability for schizophrenia spectrum disorders was indexed by DSM-III-R diagnoses of their biological, adopting-away mothers. The rearing-family environments of the adoptees were independently evaluated from global ratings of directly observed adoptive family relationships. The interaction of high genetic liability and...

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PMID: 17220112
DOI: 10.1111/j.1545-5300.2006.00180.x

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