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Genome scans of dog behavior implicate a gene network underlying psychopathology in mammals, including humans

2020-07-19

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Genetic studies show a general factor associated with all human psychopathology and strongly correlated with personality and intelligence, but its basis is unknown. We performed genome scans of 17 normal and problem behaviors in three multi-breed dog cohorts. 21 of 90 mapped loci were supported for the same, or a related, trait in a second cohort. Several of those loci were also associated with brain structure dif...

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c52b1f6d-b540-52dc-abc0-8a3166e79e13
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10.1101/2020.07.19.211078
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