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Behavioural, psychiatric, and cognitive phenotypes associated with numbers of repeats of the FRAXE allele on the FMR2 gene.

Wellcome Open Res · 2024 · PMC12287684 · PMID 40708890

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This pattern was also true of the linear trend where this level of association was particularly apparent in relation to the high intensity angry expressions, such that the mean number of FRAXE repeats showed a trend - the more FRAXE repeats, the more likely was the boy to recognise extreme anger (P<0.0001).

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