Genetic variants associated with psychotic symptoms across psychiatric disorders.

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Genetic variants associated with psychotic symptoms across psychiatric disorders.

Neuroscience letters - 16 Feb 2020

Calabrò Marco, Porcelli Stefano, Crisafulli Concetta, Albani Diego, Kasper Siegfried, Zohar Joseph, Souery Daniel, Montgomery Stuart, Mantovani Vilma, Mendlewicz Julien, Bonassi Stefano, Vieta Eduard, Frustaci Alessandra, Ducci Giuseppe, Landi Stefano, Boccia Stefania, Bellomo Antonello, Di Nicola Marco, Janiri Luigi, Colombo Roberto, Benedetti Francesco, Mandelli Laura, Fabbri Chiara, Serretti Alessandro

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BACKGROUND: Recent evidence suggests that psychiatric symptoms share a common genetic liability across diagnostic categories. The present study investigated the effects of variants within previously identified relevant genes on specific symptom clusters, independently from the diagnosis. METHODS: 1550 subjects affected by Schizophrenia (SCZ), Major Depressive Disorder or Bipolar Disorder were included. Symptoms...

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PMID: 31945448
DOI: 10.1016/j.neulet.2020.134754

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