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The Prevalence of the Val66Met Polymorphism in Musicians: Possible Evidence for Compensatory Neuroplasticity from a pilot study

2020-12-23

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It has been reported that MET carriers may express deficits in motor learning and neuroplasticity, possibly deterring musicianship. Here, we compared the prevalence of the Val66Met Brain-derived Neurotrophic Factor single nucleotide polymorphism (rs6265) in a sample of musicians (N=50) and an ethnically matched subset from the 1000 Human Genome Project (N-424). We report no differences in genotype or allele freque...

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23baf9a9-550c-5859-8249-466da5f5a0dd
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10.1101/2020.12.23.424122
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