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Using a porcine maternal infanticide model to investigate the inheritance of human puerperal psychosis

2019-01-01

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Puerperal Psychosis is the most severe form of postnatal psychiatric illness, and is a psychiatric emergency. Human-based research to find a means of genetically predicting a woman's risk of puerperal psychosis has so far failed to reliably or reproducibly identify candidate genes or pathways, due to problems common within the field of psychiatric genetics, leading to the proposal of using an animal model in the f...

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DOI: 10.17863/cam.31731

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