Tryptophan Hydroxylase 1 Variant rs1800532 is Associated with Suicide Attempt in Serbian Psychiatric Patients but does not Moderate the Effect of Recent Stressful Life Events.
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A. Damjanović | S. Romac | M. Ivković | D. Savić-Pavićević | G. Brajušković | V. Jovanović | M. Pantović | J. Karanović | Nataša Pavlović-Janković
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