Influence and interaction of genetic, cognitive, neuroendocrine and personalistic markers to antidepressant response in Chinese patients with major depression.

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Influence and interaction of genetic, cognitive, neuroendocrine and personalistic markers to antidepressant response in Chinese patients with major depression.

Progress in neuro-psychopharmacology & biological psychiatry - 10 Jan 2021

Bi Yan, Ren Decheng, Guo Zhenming, Ma Gaini, Xu Fei, Chen Zhixuan, An Lin, Zhang Naixin, Ji Lei, Yuan Fan, Liu Liangjie, Hou Binyin, Yang Fengping, Yu Shunying, Yi Zhenghui, Xu Yifeng, He Lin, Sun Xueli, Dong Zaiquan, Wu Shaochang, Zhao Longyou, Cai Changqun, Li Xingwang, Yu Tao, Shi Yi, He Guang

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OBJECTIVE: Despite there is a wide range of antidepressants available, with various mechanisms of actions, the efficacy of current therapeutic options is yet satisfactory. Previous shreds of evidence have indicated that genetics, cognitive, neuroendocrine, as well as personality factors, are all intrinsically linked and contribute to the diversity of treatment outcomes. We, therefore, sought to investigate this...

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DOI: 10.1016/j.pnpbp.2020.110036

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