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Mouse model of the human serotonin transporter-linked polymorphic region

2019-02-20

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Genetic factors play a significant role in risk for mood and anxiety disorders. Polymorphisms in genes that regulate the brain monoamine systems, such as catabolic enzymes and transporters, are attractive candidates for being risk factors for emotional disorders given the weight of evidence implicating monoamines involvement in these conditions. Several common genetic variants have been identified in the human ser...

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6c50ba89-82c8-50ac-a1d7-15fd3d59685d
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10.1101/556092
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