Genetics of Affective Disorders

Author: Wesner, Robert B., M.D. , Winokur, George M.D.

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Affective disorders appear to have a genetic component. Twin, adoption,family, and biological marker studies all provide some evidence to support this idea. Once valid genetic causes for affective disorder are found, the interaction between the environmental and genetic factors can be better understood. (43 pp.)

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