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Transl Psychiatry October 2018 PMID 30279410
A polygenic p factor for major psychiatric disorders.
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The collective discussions reflect a positive attitude toward the study, often referencing it as a significant development in psychiatric genetics, with phrases like 'consistently shows' and 'supports the existence,' indicating a recognition of the research's robustness and potential impact.
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Most discussions show general support or acknowledgment of the study's findings, such as mentions of the polygenic p factor being consistently demonstrated.
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The discussions indicate a moderate level of curiosity, mainly centered on the implications of the research.
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Participants reference the methods and significance, like the use of genome-wide studies and PCA, suggesting some depth of engagement.
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The debates suggest the research could have meaningful implications for understanding psychiatric genetics, though not universally labeled as transformative.
Abstract in brief
- Recent research suggests that a single "p factor" may explain a person's overall liability to major psychiatric disorders, based on high genetic correlations between different disorders.
- The study compared genetic correlations obtained from various methods, including family studies, genome-wide analyses, and polygenic score analyses, all supporting the existence of a genetic p factor.
- Principal component analysis revealed that all disorders loaded positively on the first component, which explained a significant portion of the variance, indicating that a genetic p factor underlies the genetic architecture of psychopathology.
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A polygenic p factor for major psychiatric disorders https://t.co/IY2itZOo5k
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A polygenic p factor for major psychiatric disorders published as: https://t.co/j6Jyi8ht6B @nature #biorxiv
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RT @SaskiaSelzam: Our new paper in Translational Psychiatry consistently shows a polygenic p factor for major psychiatric disorders using f…
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