Indian journal of psychological medicine · 2014
Physiological genomics analysis for mania: supportive evidence for epigenetics concept.
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Wiwanitkit Viroj
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BACKGROUND: Mania is an important psychological problem. This disorder can be detected anywhere in the world. This psychological disorder becomes an important concern in modern psychological medicine.
AIMS: There are some researches on the pathogenesis of this disease; however, there is no clear-cut on its etiopathogenesis. The big query is on the genetic underlying of the mania.
MATERIALS AND METHODS: Here, the author uses the physiological genomics study to better understand the pathogenesis of mania.
RESULTS: According to this work, the physiogenomics relationship on chromosomes could not be identified.
CONCLUSION: The result from this study shows that mania might not have a genetic, but epigenic origin, which is different from the well-known disorder in psychological medicine, Alzheimer's disease.
AIMS: There are some researches on the pathogenesis of this disease; however, there is no clear-cut on its etiopathogenesis. The big query is on the genetic underlying of the mania.
MATERIALS AND METHODS: Here, the author uses the physiological genomics study to better understand the pathogenesis of mania.
RESULTS: According to this work, the physiogenomics relationship on chromosomes could not be identified.
CONCLUSION: The result from this study shows that mania might not have a genetic, but epigenic origin, which is different from the well-known disorder in psychological medicine, Alzheimer's disease.