Genome-wide Association Study of Pediatric Obsessive-Compulsive Traits: Shared Genetic Risk between Traits and Disorder

Dan J Stein | Ben D. Greenberg | R. Delorme | M. Leboyer | E. Cook | A. Paterson | S. Rauch | M. Turiel | B. Neale | H. Nicolini | M. Jenike | P. Falkai | D. Rosenberg | A. Fyer | D. Conti | J. Knowles | C. Pittenger | D. Posthuma | Y. Shugart | J. McCracken | E. Derks | S. Rasmussen | D. Denys | M. Mattheisen | J. Veenstra-VanderWeele | Dongmei Yu | J. Scharf | L. Davis | S. Ripke | F. Macciardi | S. Walitza | G. Hanna | G. Nestadt | O. Bienvenu | M. Riddle | B. Maher | Ying Wang | M. Grados | F. Goes | B. Cullen | J. Samuels | E. Grünblatt | J. Wendland | M. Bloch | J. Bralten | N. Lanzagorta | L. Strug | M. Cavallini | J. Smit | C. Barlassina | A. Pulver | K. Liang | M. Lemire | C. Burton | R. Schachar | E. Khramtsova | P. Arnold | K. Fitzgerald | C. Lochner | E. Nurmi | J. Piacentini | S. Stewart | C. Mathews | D. Cath | N. Vulink | S. Ruhrmann | Wei Guo | G. Poelmans | C. Cappi | A. Sampaio | H. Brentani | E. Miguel | A. Hounie | L. Osiecki | C. Edlund | M. Richter | B. Camarena | V. Coric | V. Eapen | D. Cusi | Clare L Keenan | D. Geller | N. McLaughlin | K. Askland | C. Lange | L. Erdman | J. Krasnow | P. Nestadt | G. Zai | V. Ciullo | J. Crosbie | H. Vallada | N. McGregor | Clare L. Keenan | S. Shaheen | M. Wagner | T. Goodale | E. Corfield | V. M. Sinopoli | B. Xiao | H. Grabe | James L. Kennedy | D. Black | N. Soreni | Kathleen D. Cristina O. Joseph Donald Michael Helena Beatri Askland Barlassina Bienvenu Black Bloch | B. D. Greenberg | Andrew D. Paterson | Kate D. Fitzgerald | Gregory L. Hanna | Lauren Erdman | Paul D. Arnold | Elizabeth C. Corfield | David R. Rosenberg | Lisa Strug

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