Association Between Polymorphisms in the Dopamine Transporter Gene and Depression
@article{Haeffel2008AssociationBP, title={Association Between Polymorphisms in the Dopamine Transporter Gene and Depression}, author={Gerald J. Haeffel and Marya Getchell and Roman A Koposov and Carolyn M Yrigollen and Colin G. De Young and Britt af Klinteberg and Lars Oreland and Vladislav Ruchkin and Elena L. Grigorenko}, journal={Psychological Science}, year={2008}, volume={19}, pages={62 - 69} }
Previous research has generated examples of how genetic and environmental factors can interact to create risk for psychopathology. Using a gene-by-environment (G X E) interaction design, we tested whether three polymorphisms in the dopamine transporter gene (DAT1, also referred to as SLC6A3, located at 5p15.33) interacted with maternal parenting style to predict first-onset episodes of depression. Participants were male adolescents (N = 176) recruited from a juvenile detention center in…
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