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Smooth pursuit and antisaccade eye movements as endophenotypes in schizophrenia spectrum research

2003-01-01

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Smooth pursuit eye movement (SPEM) and antisaccade deficits have been proposed as schizophrenia spectrum endophenotypes. An endophenotype is a behavioural or biological deficit thought to represent, more closely than the disease phenotype, the effects of an underlying disease gene. Oculomotor endophenotypes possess phenotypic homogeneity, well-understood neural correlates and objective assessment and may thus be u...

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Literature Corpus work: 6b1e485b-84fa-509c-8af2-0d60b4e78e53
DOI: 10.25602/gold.00028910

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