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Pharmacogenetic Studies of Psychotropic Drug-Induced Adverse Effects.

2005-06-01

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Psychotropic drugs, like antipsychotics, antidepressants, mood stabilizers and anxiolytics, are effective for alleviation of certain psychiatric symptoms, however, the adverse-effects (AEs) associated with these psychotic medications may limit their use, and even cause serious outcomes. Individual differences in psychotropic-related AEs suggest that genetic components may play a major role. During the past 10-15 y...

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b9445183-d236-5393-8300-899260273e71
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10.2174/1570160054022944
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