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Understanding genes, environment and their interaction in attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder: is there a role for neuroimaging?
Neuroscience - 24 Nov 2009
Plomp E, Van Engeland H, Durston S
Abstract excerpt
Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) has an established heritable component, but identifying the genes involved has proven difficult. To date, the two most investigated risk genes in ADHD are the DRD4 and DAT1-genes. However, individual risk genes have only explained up to 1% of the variance in the phenotype, suggesting that they represent only relatively small risk factors for ADHD. As such, the role...
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