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Genetic meta-analysis of obsessive-compulsive disorder and self-report compulsive symptoms

2019-09-30

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We investigated whether obsessive compulsive (OC) symptoms from a population-based sample could be analyzed to detect genetic variants influencing OCD. We performed a GWAS on the obsession (rumination and impulsions) and compulsion (checking, washing, and ordering/precision) subscales of an abbreviated version of the Padua Inventory (N=8267 with genome-wide genotyping and phenotyping). The compulsion subscale show...

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01572163-141b-525f-85f4-4dcd2d77df86
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10.1101/785311
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