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An emerging role for epigenetic factors in relation to executive function.

Briefings in functional genomics - 1 May 2018

Ibrahim Omar, Sutherland Heidi G, Haupt Larisa M, Griffiths Lyn R

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Background: Executive function (EF) includes a range of decision-making and higher-order thinking processes. Although the genetic basis of EF has been studied and reviewed, epigenetic factors that influence EF are an emerging field of interest; here, we summarize the current research. Methods: Work relating to different word combinations of 'Executive Function' and 'Epigenetic' was identified through three...

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PMID: 29165573
DOI: 10.1093/bfgp/elx032

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