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多基因风险,童年虐待和基因x环境与抑郁症的相互作用从中到晚成年期的抑郁症发展:美国国家生命过程研究

Ping Chen1, Yi Li2, Sabrina Zadrozny1

  • 1Frank Porter Graham Child Development Institute, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill, NC, USA.

Preventive medicine
|June 21, 2024
PubMed
概括

童年虐待和遗传性抑郁风险在男性和女性之间有不同的相互作用. 高遗传风险的虐待男性表现出抑郁症的增加,而虐待对女性的影响始终如一.

关键词:
基因X中的性别差异 环境相互作用 相互作用抑郁症中的性别差异心理健康轨迹中的性别差异基因X 身体虐待 互动生活课程研究生活课程研究纵向的抑郁 纵向的抑郁 纵向的抑郁多基因抑郁症的风险是多基因的

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