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CD38 is associated with bonding-relevant cognitions and relationship satisfaction over the first 3 years of marriage.

Scientific reports - 3 Feb 2021

Makhanova Anastasia, McNulty James K, Eckel Lisa A, Nikonova Larissa, Bartz Jennifer A, Hammock Elizabeth A D

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Although there are numerous benefits to having a satisfying romantic relationship, maintaining high levels of relationship satisfaction is difficult. Many couples experience declines in relationship satisfaction in the early years of marriage, and such declines predict not only relationship dissolution but also poor mental and physical health. Several recent studies indicate that genetic variation on the CD38...

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PMID: 33536489
DOI: 10.1038/s41598-021-82307-z
PMCID: PMC7859203

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