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Temperamentsxgenes in bipolar I and bipolar II disorder patients.

Psychiatry research - 30 May 2010

Lin Ching-I, Lee Sheng-Yu, Chang Yun-Hsuan, Wu Jo Yung-Wei, Wu Yi-Syuan, Wu Pei-Lin, Chen Hui-Chun, Chen Shiou-Lan, Lee I Hui, Yeh Tzung Lieh, Yang Yen Kuang, Ko Huei-Chen, Lu Ru-Band

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We found the main effects of harm avoidance temperament in predicting bipolar I and II, but the interaction between novelty seeking and Ser9Gly polymorphisms of dopamine D3 receptor gene was demonstrated in bipolar-I patients only. This study provided evidence that differences existed between BP-I and BPII in gene and temperament interactions.

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PMID: 20399505
DOI: 10.1016/j.psychres.2010.03.005

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