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    “… wise, amazed, temp’rate, and furious, Loyal and neutral, in a moment”: first heritability analysis of affective temperaments reports remarkably high SNP-based heritability

    “… wise, amazed, temp’rate, and furious, Loyal and neutral, in a moment”: first heritability analysis of affective temperaments reports remarkably high SNP-based heritability... by Gonda, X., Torok, D., Eszlari, N., Gyorik, D., Millinghoffer, A., Bagdy, G., Juhasz, G.

    Published in European psychiatry
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    Affective temperament polygenic risk scores predict depression: investigating the role of environmental factors

    Affective temperament polygenic risk scores predict depression: investigating the role of environmental factors by Győrik, D, Torok, D, Erdelyi-Hamza, B, Gal, Z, Eszlari, N, Bagdy, G, Juhasz, G, Gonda, X

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    P.267 Association of chronotype and variation in the CLOCK gene in a large general European population sample

    P.267 Association of chronotype and variation in the CLOCK gene in a large general European population sample by Győrik, D., Sütöri, S., Eszlari, N., Baksa, D., Bagdy, G., Juhasz, G., Gonda, X.

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    P.0422 CLOCK gene variation mediates effect of early childhood adversities and recent stressors on current depressive symptoms

    P.0422 CLOCK gene variation mediates effect of early childhood adversities and recent stressors on current depressive symptoms by Győrik, D., Eszlari, N., Gal, Z., Torok, D., Baksa, D., Kristof, Z., Sutori, S., Petschner, P., Juhasz, G., Bagdy, G., Gonda, X.

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    How does genetics contribute to endogenous and reactive depression? evidence from gene polymorphisms-based heritability and genetic correlations across multiple genome-wide association studies studies

    How does genetics contribute to endogenous and reactive depression? evidence from gene polymorphisms-based heritability and genetic correlations across multiple genome-wide associa... by Erdelyi-Hamza, B., Torok, D., Gal, Z., Gyorik, D., Eszlari, N., Bagdy, G., Juhasz, G., Gonda, X.

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    Affective temperament polygenic risk scores predict lifetime and current depression in a general population sample

    Affective temperament polygenic risk scores predict lifetime and current depression in a general population sample by Gyorik, D., Torok, D., Berezvai, A., Krause, S., Gal, Z., Erdelyi-Hamza, B., Eszlari, N., Bagdy, G., Juhasz, G., Gonda, X.

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    “A melancholy…compounded of many simples, extracted from many objects”: heritability of affective temperaments suggests their role as endophenotypes for depression

    “A melancholy…compounded of many simples, extracted from many objects”: heritability of affective temperaments suggests their role as endophenotypes for depression by Gonda, X., Torok, D., Eszlari, N., Gyorik, D., Erdelyi-Hamza, B., Millinghoffer, A., Bagdy, G., Juhasz, G.

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    Genome-wide association studies confirms role of DCC gene in depression without recent stress exposure

    Genome-wide association studies confirms role of DCC gene in depression without recent stress exposure by Erdelyi-Hamza, B., Torok, D., Gal, Z., Gyorik, D., Eszlari, N., Bagdy, G., Juhasz, G., Gonda, X.

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    Genome-wide association studies suggests clock circadian regulator gene variation is involved in the emergence of depression following recent severe stress exposure

    Genome-wide association studies suggests clock circadian regulator gene variation is involved in the emergence of depression following recent severe stress exposure by Erdelyi-Hamza, B., Torok, D., Gal, Z., Gyorik, D., Eszlari, N., Bagdy, G., Juhasz, G., Gonda, X.

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    Affective temperament polygenic risk scores predict current depression in general population pilot study

    Affective temperament polygenic risk scores predict current depression in general population pilot study by Győrik, D., Torok, D., Erdelyi-Hamza, B., Gal, Z., Eszlari, N., Bagdy, G., Juhasz, G., Gonda, X.

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    Circadian rhythm and depression: CLOCK variation interacts with stress but not chronotype in impacting depression

    Circadian rhythm and depression: CLOCK variation interacts with stress but not chronotype in impacting depression by Győrik, D., Eszlari, N., Gal, Z., Torok, D., Baksa, D., Kristof, Z., Sutori, S., Petschner, P., Juhasz, G., Bagdy, G., Gonda, X.

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    Determination of Free Fatty Acids in Cooking Oil: Traditional Spectrophotometry and Optothermal Window Assay

    Determination of Free Fatty Acids in Cooking Oil: Traditional Spectrophotometry and Optothermal Window Assay by Győrik, Marta, Ajtony, Zsolt, Dóka, Otto, Alebic-Juretić, Ana, Bicanic, Dane, Koudijs, Arie

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