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[Vulnerability to schizophrenia. I: Familial nature of of neuropsychologic indicators].

L'Encephale - 1 Jan 2000

d'Amato T, Saoud M, Triboulet P, Bertaud J P, Dalery J

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The existence of a genetic background is now a well admitted notion in schizophrenia, but some individuals at genetic risk for that disease could never manifest it at a clinical level. However, several vulnerability models could help us to identify such individuals. According to them, when similar perturbations at a given test are observed both in clinically stable schizophrenics and their nonschizophrenic first...

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