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Genetic variation in the G72 (DAOA) gene affects temporal lobe and amygdala structure in subjects affected by bipolar disorder.

scientific article published in September 2009

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11 February 2018

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Genetic variation in the G72 (DAOA) gene affects temporal lobe and amygdala structure in subjects affected by bipolar disorder. (English)

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bipolar disorder

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genetic variation

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Andrew McIntosh

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Dominic Job

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Jeremy Hall

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Eve C Johnstone

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Paolo Brambilla

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Paolo Brambilla

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Riccardo Zuliani

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T William J Moorhead

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James McKirdy

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Jessika E D Sussmann

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1 September 2009

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Bipolar Disorders

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Mania following temporal lobectomy

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