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Sex-specific genetic association between psychiatric disorders and cognition, behavior and brain imaging in children and adults.

Translational psychiatry - 26 Aug 2022

Gui Yuanyuan, Zhou Xiaocheng, Wang Zixin, Zhang Yiliang, Wang Zhaobin, Zhou Geyu, Zhao Yize, Liu Manhua, Lu Hui, Zhao Hongyu

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Although there are pronounced sex differences for psychiatric disorders, relatively little has been published on the heterogeneity of sex-specific genetic effects for these traits until very recently for adults. Much less is known about children because most psychiatric disorders will not manifest until later in life and existing studies for children on psychiatric traits such as cognitive functions are...

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PMID: 36028495
DOI: 10.1038/s41398-022-02041-6
PMCID: PMC9418275

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