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Cognitive Phenotypes for Biomarker Identification in Mental Illness: Forward and Reverse Translation.

Current topics in behavioral neurosciences - 1 Jan 2000

MacQueen David A, Young Jared W, Cope Zackary A

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Psychiatric illness has been acknowledged for as long as people were able to describe behavioral abnormalities in the general population. In modern times, these descriptions have been codified and continuously updated into manuals by which clinicians can diagnose patients. None of these diagnostic manuals have attempted to tie abnormalities to neural dysfunction however, nor do they necessitate the quantification...

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PMID: 29858983
DOI: 10.1007/7854_2018_50

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