Catechol O-methyl transferase and dopamine D2 receptor gene polymorphisms: evidence of positive heterosis and gene–gene interaction on working memory functioning
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Danielle Posthuma | Peter Heutink | Dorret I Boomsma | D. Posthuma | D. Boomsma | P. Heutink | E. D. Geus | T. Polderman | M Florencia Gosso | Eco J C de Geus | Tinca J C Polderman | M. F. Gosso | D. Boomsma
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