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Alcohol Metabolizing Polygenic Risk for Alcohol Consumption in European American College Students.

Journal of studies on alcohol and drugs - 1 Jul 2018

Thomas Nathaniel S, Adkins Amy, Aliev Fazil, Edwards Alexis C, Webb Bradley T, Tiarsmith E Clare, Kendler Kenneth S, Dick Danielle M, Chartier Karen G

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OBJECTIVE: Evidence suggests that the nature and magnitude of some genetic effects on alcohol use vary by age. We tested for moderation in the effect of an alcohol metabolizing polygenic score by time across the college years. METHOD: Participants (total n = 2,214) were drawn from three cohorts of undergraduate college students, who were assessed annually for up to 4 years starting in their freshman year....

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