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The effect of early life stress on the cognitive phenotype of children with an extra X chromosome (47,XXY/47,XXX).
Child neuropsychology : a journal on normal and abnormal development in childhood and adolescence - 1 Feb 2018
van Rijn Sophie, Barneveld Petra, Descheemaeker Mie-Jef, Giltay Jacques, Swaab Hanna
Abstract excerpt
Studies on gene-environment interactions suggest that some individuals may be more susceptible to life adversities than others due to their genetic profile. This study assesses whether or not children with an extra X chromosome are more vulnerable to the negative impact of early life stress on cognitive functioning than typically-developing children. A total of 50 children with an extra X chromosome and 103...
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