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Association between serotonin transporter polymorphisms and problem behavior in adult males with intellectual disabilities.

Brain research - 21 Oct 2010

May Michael E, Lightfoot David A, Srour Ali, Kowalchuk Rhonda K, Kennedy Craig H

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Research on aggression over the past two decades has focused on gene-environment interaction models to explain the relative contribution of each to this behavioral phenotype in various clinical populations. Recent investigations suggest a link between aggression in people with intellectual disabilities the functionality of the serotonin transporter. The aims in this study were to examine the possible association...

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PMID: 20735998
DOI: 10.1016/j.brainres.2010.08.052

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