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Genetic influences on brain activation and large-scale functional connectivity during nociceptive processing: a twin study

2021-01-08

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Nociceptive processing in the human brain is a signal that enables harm avoidance, with large interindividual variance. The relative contributions of genes and environment to the neural structures that support nociception have not been studied in twins previously. Here, we employed a classic twin-design to determine brain structures influenced by additive genetics. We found genetic influences on nociceptive proces...

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Literature Corpus work: ff6ce434-60dd-5753-8dcb-7f3e4c729ce7
DOI: 10.1101/2021.01.08.425878

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