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Burmeister M. on WHAT WE KNOW: Association studies (which identify which form of a particular gene or part of a gene is associated with risk) suggest alleles in a number of promising genes confer risk, including RGS4, DISC1, DTNBP1, NRG1, DAOA and COMT, As much as I would like genetics to be stronger, these genetic findings are not... 31 Oct 2007.

Burmeister M. on WHAT WE KNOW: Prevalence is greater in men throughout most of adulthood, but is equal by the end of the risk period, Males and females differ by much more than estrogen and testosterone. So, I would change... 31 Oct 2007.

Burmeister M. on ONLINE DISCUSSION: Identifying Phenotypes and Endophenotypes in Schizophrenia (Psychosis) Research, Regarding Mike Owen's point: "I think the crucial question is as follows: Is the genetic... 9 Jan 2006.

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