An in-frame deletion in the alpha(2C) adrenergic receptor is common in African-Americans

Keyphrases

• In-frame Deletion 100%
• African American 100%
• Adrenergic Receptors 100%
• Repeating Unit 100%
• Schizophrenia 66%
• Allele Frequency 66%
• Schizophrenic Patients 66%
• Autism 33%
• Repeat Domain 33%
• Intracytoplasmic 33%
• Polymorphism 33%
• Clinical Phenotype 33%
• Noradrenaline 33%
• Sequence Variants 33%
• Puerperal Psychosis 33%
• Alcoholism 33%
• Psychiatric Disease 33%
• Splice Junction 33%
• Clonidine 33%
• DRD4 33%
• Adrenaline 33%
• Equal Frequency 33%
• GC Content 33%
• Complete Coding Sequence 33%
• Cocaine Abuse 33%
• Atypical Neuroleptics 33%
• Clozapine 33%
• 4p16.3 33%
• Treatment-resistant Schizophrenia 33%
• Nucleotide Repeat 33%
• Attention Deficient Hyperactivity Disorder 33%
• α2-adrenergic Receptor 33%

Neuroscience

• Alpha 2C Adrenergic Receptor 100%
• Allele Frequency 50%
• Norepinephrine 50%
• Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder 50%
• Puerperal Psychosis 50%
• Clonidine 50%
• Typical Antipsychotic 50%
• Hyperactivity 50%
• Epinephrine 50%
• Alpha-2 Adrenergic Receptor 50%
• Nucleotide Repeat 50%
• GC-content 50%
• Cocaine Abuse 50%
• Clozapine 50%
• Treatment-Resistant Schizophrenia 50%
• Autism 50%
• Antipsychotic 50%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Gene Frequency 100%
• Alpha-2C Adrenergic Receptor 100%
• Genetics 50%
• Genotyping 50%
• Candidate Gene 50%
• Puerperium 50%
• Norepinephrine 50%
• Epinephrine 50%
• GC-content 50%
• Typical Antipsychotic 50%
• Nucleotide Repeat 50%
• Clonidine 50%
• Clozapine 50%
• Alpha-2 Adrenergic Receptor 50%
• Antipsychotic 50%