Risk for adult posttraumatic stress disorder is predicted by child abuse and 
FKBP5, a gene regulating stress-responsiveness

Gillespie, C. F.; Bradley, R. G.; Liu, W.; Epstein, M. R.; Deveau, T. C.; Tang, Y.; Heim, C. M.; Nemeroff, C. B.; Schwartz, A. C.; Cubells, J. F.; Ressler, K. J.; Binder, E. B.

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Risk for adult posttraumatic stress disorder is predicted by child abuse and FKBP5, a gene regulating stress-responsiveness

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Binder, E. B.
AG Binder, Elisabeth, Florian Holsboer (Direktor), Max Planck Institute of Psychiatry, Max Planck Society;

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Gillespie, C. F., Bradley, R. G., Liu, W., Epstein, M. R., Deveau, T. C., Tang, Y., et al. (2008). Risk for adult posttraumatic stress disorder is predicted by child abuse and FKBP5, a gene regulating stress-responsiveness. Biological Psychiatry, 63(7 Suppl.), 174S-174S.

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