Does Childhood Trauma Moderate Polygenic Risk for Depression? A Meta-analysis of 5765 Subjects From the Psychiatric Genomics Consortium

John P. Rice | Warren W. Kretzschmar | Robert M. Maier | P. O’Reilly | P. Visscher | N. Wray | A. Uitterlinden | I. Deary | E. Mihailov | J. Marchini | H. Stefánsson | S. Cichon | S. Steinberg | E. Sigurdsson | T. Thorgeirsson | M. Rietschel | T. Werge | M. Nöthen | K. Stefánsson | J. Potash | T. Schulze | M. Gill | N. Craddock | M. Owen | P. Sullivan | K. Tansey | Jianxin Shi | Z. Kutalik | M. Weissman | G. Breen | P. McGuffin | C. Lewis | I. Kohane | H. Völzke | Yunpeng Wang | S. Mostafavi | W. Maier | J. Smoller | N. Martin | G. Crawford | A. McIntosh | M. Preisig | V. Arolt | G. Willemsen | B. Penninx | A. Metspalu | T. Esko | G. Montgomery | L. Milani | D. Blackwood | J. Knowles | D. Mehta | J. Wellmann | U. Dannlowski | B. Baune | K. Kendler | D. Posthuma | D. Boomsma | R. Perlis | D. Porteous | D. Levinson | S. Paciga | D. Nyholt | J. Hottenga | N. Pedersen | J. Smit | G. Lewis | K. Domschke | H. Gaspar | S. Bacanu | A. Heath | O. Mors | R. Uher | E. Derks | M. O’Donovan | P. Mortensen | A. Børglum | M. Nordentoft | D. Hougaard | M. Mattheisen | H. Grabe | G. Homuth | A. Teumer | S. Medland | B. Müller-Myhsok | J. Bryois | S. Ripke | Qingqin S. Li | H. Xi | A. Abdellaoui | D. Umbricht | B. Riley | S. Hamilton | G. Davies | Jian Yang | H. Tiemeier | C. Hayward | P. Lind | W. Peyrot | K. Berger | P. Madden | Danny J. Smith | B. Webb | Y. Milaneschi | T. Andlauer | C. Schaefer | E. Domenici | E. Binder | F. Goes | C. Dolan | R. Schoevers | H. Finucane | B. Couvy-Duchesne | M. Nauck | A. Henders | P. Hoffmann | S. Gordon | E. D. Geus | Yang Wu | H. Mbarek | R. Jansen | C. Middeldorp | R. Maier | E. Agerbo | J. Bybjerg-Grauholm | M. Bækvad-Hansen | C. Hansen | C. Pedersen | M. Pedersen | V. Escott-Price | L. Hall | E. Byrne | T. Eley | J. Painter | L. Colodro-Conde | S. Witt | F. Degenhardt | A. Forstner | S. Herms | Futao Zhang | A. Beekman | J. Coleman | E. Jorgenson | H. Fisher | M. Adams | D. Macintyre | N. Mullins | G. Pistis | P. Thomson | H. Teismann | D. MacKinnon | F. Mondimore | J. R. DePaulo | T. Bigdeli | T. Clarke | M. Nivard | L. Shen | J. Grove | J. Christensen | P. Qvist | F. Streit | J. Treutlein | M. Trzaskowski | J. Strohmaier | S. Lucae | H. Oskarsson | J. Frank | T. Hansen | M. Ising | Stanley I. Shyn | N. Direk | B. Ng | E. Dunn | G. Sinnamon | R. Peterson | P. McGrath | S. Kloiber | S. Mirza | T. Air | H. Buttenschøn | A. Viktorin | N. Cai | E. Castelao | Carsten Horn | J. Kraft | J. Krogh | Yihan Li | E. Pettersson | J. Quiroz | M. Rivera | E. Schulte | M. Traylor | V. Trubetskoy | S. Weinsheimer | P. Magnusson | Wesley Thompson | A. M. Hemert | N. G. Martin | W. Kretzschmar | N. Martin | Na Cai | S. Auwera | Andrew C. Heat | Tracy Air | Elliot N. Nelson | Farnush | Farhadi Hassan Kiadeh | Ian B. Hicki | N. Martin | B.W.J.H. Penninx | A. Uitterlinden | S. Gordon | D. Boomsma | Héléna A. Gaspar | Grant C. B. Sinnamon | N. Martin | Toni‐Kim Clarke | Roseann E. Peterson | N. Martin | Marie Bækvad-Hansen | N. Martin | C. Lewis

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