The ATXN1 and TRIM31 genes are related to intelligence in an ADHD background: Evidence from a large collaborative study totaling 4,963 Subjects
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David M. Evans | I. Deary | B. Franke | M. Gill | R. Anney | N. Timpson | R. Ebstein | N. Martin | J. Buitelaar | S. Faraone | G. Montgomery | A. Ashley-Koch | D. Posthuma | D. Porteous | J. Starr | J. Sergeant | T. Banaschewski | H. Roeyers | R. Oades | N. Hansell | M. Wright | S. Harris | A. Rothenberger | G. Davies | A. Tenesa | T. S. Rizzi | B. St Pourcain | G. Smith | S. van der Sluis | E. Sonuga-Barke | A. Arias-Vasquez | S. Kollins | P. Asherson | J. Kuntsi | H. Steinhausen | M. Garrett | A. Miranda | A. Anastopoulos | F. Mulas | E. Taylor | Christina A Markunas | N. Rommelse | D. Ruano | A. Arias-Vásquez | David M. Evans | M. Wright | N. Martin | N. Martin | S. Harris | N. Martin | David M. Evans | Beate St Pourcain | Nanda N. J. Rommelse | G. Davies
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