Early-childhood temperament is associated with later mental health. Temperament continues to develop throughout the first years of life, and a single assessment cannot capture its trajectory. Whether departures from an individual's developmental trajectory carry psychiatric risk remains unknown. Using data from more th...
J. Kopal, N. Bakken, P. Parekh et al.· Molecular Psychiatry· 0 citations
Recent large-scale studies have enabled new knowledge about genetic underpinnings of morphological and electrophysiological alterations of the retina. Variation in retinal traits, often of neurodevelopmental origin, have been linked to major psychiatric disorders (MPDs). Here, we investigate the genetic overlap between...
P. Jahołkowski, N. Parker, I. Sveen et al.· medRxiv· 0 citations
Antisocial behaviour in youth has serious consequences at individual and societal level. Adolescence is also a critical period for the emergence of prodromal psychosis symptoms. Their co-occurrence may aggravate aggression and lead to severe adverse outcomes. Common genetic risk for psychosis, antisocial behaviour, and...
N. Tesli, P. Jahołkowski, J. Rokicki et al.· European Child and Adolescen...· 0 citations
These findings provide the first evidence for sizable genetic overlap between PMD and PPD and highlight novel and convergent biological mechanisms underlying the abnormal brain response of some women to gonadal hormone fluctuations.
Su-Su Qu, K. Hu, J. Guintivano et al.· Research Square· 0 citations
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