… This article will review and summarize recent research on genetic approaches to
understanding PTSD risk and resilience, including studies that employed epigenetics and/or …

… Here we review neuroimaging genetics studies with participants who have Posttraumatic
Stress Disorder (PTSD). Results show that genes related to the physiological stress response (…

… genetic approaches is necessary for the development of novel therapeutics and biomarkers
to better diagnose and treat the disorder. A current goal is to understand the gene pathways …

… Much of this work to date has adopted a candidate gene approach [eg, 70, 71]. A notable
exception is a study conducted by Wolf et al. (59), which tested the hypothesis that PTSD is …

… genetic methodology and the genetic mechanisms currently proposed to be associated with
PTSD and trauma-related disorders… yet been subject to genetic approaches. Over the past …

… resulting from studies using structural and functional neuroimaging, endocrinology, and
genetic and epigenetic assays. Next, we discuss the systems biology approach, which is often …

… genes have been shown to be associated with PTSD using candidate gene approaches. …
studies show stress and child abuse trigger epigenetic changes. Much of the molecular …

… stress disorder (PTSD) is a debilitating psychiatric syndrome with complex etiology. Studies
aiming to explore genetic … neuroimaging with genetics will provide a novel approach to …

Posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a prevalent, disabling anxiety disorder marked by
behavioral and physiologic alterations which commonly follows a chronic course. Exposure to …

… interfere with stress responses and fear learning and how this relates to posttraumatic stress
disorder. In the current review, we report candidate gene approaches to stress experiences …