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G72/G30 (DAOA) and juvenile-onset mood disorders.

American journal of medical genetics. Part B, Neuropsychiatric genetics : the official publication of the International Society of Psychiatric Genetics - 5 Oct 2009

Gomez Lissette, Wigg Karen, Feng Yu, Kiss Eniko, Kapornai Krisztina, Tamás Zsuzsa, Mayer László, Baji Ildikó, Daróczi Gabriella, Benák István, Kothencné Viola Osváth, Dombovári Edit, Kaczvinszk Emília, Besnyo Márta, Gádoros Julia, King Nicole, Székely Judit, Kovacs Maria, Vetró Agnes, Kennedy James L, Barr Cathy L

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The chromosome 13q region has been linked to bipolar disorder in a number of genome scans as well as focused linkage studies. Previously we identified linkage to the 13q32 region in a genome scan of 146 affected sibling pair families from Hungary with juvenile-onset mood disorders. Within this re...

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PMID: 19089835
DOI: 10.1002/ajmg.b.30904

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