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Genetik affektiver Störungen

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Book cover Psychiatrie der Gegenwart 5

Zusammenfassung

Über Ursachen affektiver Störungen liegen sehr viele Spekulationen, aber wenig gesichertes Wissen vor. Die am besten replizierbaren Aussagen über deren Usachen sind:

  • Affektive Erkrankungen treten familiär gehäuft auf, weshalb familiaäre Ursachenfaktoren relevant sind

  • Höhere Konkordanzraten bei monozygoten Zwillingen als bei dizygoten belegen, daß ein Teil der familiären Ursachenfaktoren genetischer Natur ist

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