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. 2019 Jan 14;12:1051. doi: 10.3389/fnins.2018.01051

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Copyright © 2019 Nemoda, Angyal, Tarnok, Birkas, Bognar, Sasvari-Szekely, Gervai and Lakatos.

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Effect of NET gene variants on attention processes. (A) Difference scores of CBCL attention problems at the NET haplotype groups in the community and the extended child psychiatry patient samples. Haplotypes are constructed from rs28386840, rs2242446, rs3785143 alleles. The differences in attention problems scores are presented with 95% CI of the estimated rs28386840-T ∼ rs2242446-C ∼ rs3785143-T haplotype (dark symbols, T-C-T) and T-C-C haplotype (shaded symbols) compared to the most frequent A-T-C haplotype (open circle), based on THESIAS calculations. (B) Proposed mechanism of the differential genetic effect of the rs28386840 (-3081) A/T SNP. The T+ group represents both AT and TT genotypes. Groups of child psychiatry patients are indicated in red.