Separate and interacting effects within the catechol-O-methyltransferase (COMT) are associated with schizophrenia

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Autoria(s): Handoko, H. Y.; Nyholt, D. R.; Hayward, N. K.; Nertney, D. A.; Hannah, D. E.; Windus, L. C.; McCormack, C. M.; Smith, H. J.; Filippich, C.; James, M. R.; Mowry, B. J.

Contribuinte(s)	J. Licinio
Data(s)	01/06/2005
Identificador	http://espace.library.uq.edu.au/view/UQ:75987
Idioma(s)	eng
Publicador	Nature Publishing Group
Palavras-Chave	#Biochemistry & molecular biology #Neurosciences #Psychiatry #Comt #Schizophrenia #Chromosome 22 #Single-nucleotide polymorphism #Dopamine #Complex disorder #Cardio-facial syndrome #Transmission/disequilibrium test #Functional polymorphism #Linkage disequilibrium #Interval estimation #Bipolar disorder #Gene #Haplotype #Transmission #Metaanalysis #C1 #321021 Psychiatry #730211 Mental health
Tipo	Journal Article