 impairment. Genetic studies have reported that CD is highly heritable, and therefore has been proposed as a promising phenotype for molecular genetic studies. Despite its critical role in heralding risk for psychosis, little is knon about the neurobiological underpinnings of CD in adolescents. It has been reported however that adolescents experiencing
impairment. Genetic studies have reported that CD is highly inheritable, and consequently has been propose as a promising phenotype for molecular genetic study. Despite its critical role in heralding risk for psychosis, small is knon about the neurobiological underpinnings of CD in adolescents. It has been reported however that adolescent experience
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