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Genetic modulation of oxytocin sensitivity: A pharmacogenetic approach
F. S. Chen
*
, R. Kumsta
, F. Dvorak
, G. Domes
, O. S. Yim
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R. P. Ebstein
, M. Heinrichs
*
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Oxytocin
100%
Pharmacogenetics
100%
Phenotypic Modulation
100%
Placebo
28%
Oxytocin Administration
28%
Emotion Recognition Ability
28%
Single nucleotide Polymorphism
14%
Genetic Variation
14%
Controlled Experiment
14%
Crossover Design
14%
Promoter Region
14%
Autism
14%
Social Cognition
14%
Social Behavior
14%
Placebo-controlled
14%
Therapeutic Potential
14%
Social Functioning
14%
Neuropeptides
14%
Intranasal Administration
14%
Social Anxiety Disorder
14%
Rs53576
14%
Oxytocin Receptor Gene
14%
Individual Response
14%
Randomized Double-blind
14%
Borderline Personality Disorder
14%
Haplotype Block
14%
Gene Variation
14%
Endogenous Oxytocin
14%
Socioemotional
14%
Rs2268498
14%
Cognition Behavior
14%
Personalized Treatment Approaches
14%
Treatment of Mental Disorders
14%
Neuroscience
Oxytocin
100%
Genetics
100%
Haplotype
40%
Placebo
30%
Single-Nucleotide Polymorphism
10%
Individual Differences
10%
Receptor Gene
10%
Intron
10%
Social Cognition
10%
Social Behavior
10%
Neuropeptide
10%
Promoter Region
10%
Oxytocin Receptor
10%
Genetic Variation
10%
Social Anxiety Disorder
10%
Autism
10%
Borderline Personality Disorder
10%
Treatment of Mental Disorders
10%