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gene–environment interaction
gene–environment interaction Gene–environment interaction is the combined influence of genetic vulnerability and environmental vulnerability on how substance use patterns or substance use disorders emerge.
Gene–environment interaction is the combined influence of genetic vulnerability and environmental vulnerability on how substance use patterns or substance use disorders emerge. In this context, it refers to how gene-related factors and life circumstances may work together, although reported findings have been mixed.
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