Effect of ADRA2A and BDNF gene–gene interaction on the continuous performance test phenotype

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Authors Soo-Churl Cho,Jae-Won Kim,Hyo-Won Kim,Boong-Nyun Kim,Min-Sup Shin,Dae-Yeon Cho,Sun-Woo Jung,Un-Sun Chung,Jung-Woo Son;Soo-Churl Cho;Jae-Won Kim;Hyo-Won Kim;Boong-Nyun Kim;Min-Sup Shin;Dae-Yeon Cho;Sun-Woo Jung;Un-Sun Chung;Jung-Woo Son;
Journal psychiatric genetics
Year 2011
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10.1097/ypg.0b013e328341a389
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https://sciprofiles.com/publication/view/8f5578890d852f97e5bb9e69f5a4c17f
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continuous performance test gene interaction bdnf gene adra2a and bdnf performance test phenotype

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