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genetic variation

genetic variation In this context, genetic variation refers to differences across multiple serotonin-related genes that may change how environmental experiences are linked to social adjustment.

In this context, genetic variation refers to differences across multiple serotonin-related genes that may change how environmental experiences are linked to social adjustment. The packet supports this contextual meaning rather than a full general definition of the term.

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Drafting source: Tang De; Ding Jiayi; Rao Hao; Cao Hanyun. The impact of parent-child relationship on adolescent social adjustment following childhood abuse: the moderation of the serotonergic multilocus genetic variation. 2026; DOI 10.3389/fpsyt.2026.1887601; article XML SHA-256 01ac8bd946991bbd4c36bdb857fbc44da31dec4d19162786e5a4faa5db10647b. “The impact of parent-child relationship on adolescent social adjustment following childhood abuse: the moderation of the serotonergic multilocus genetic variation” (10.3389/fpsyt.2026.1887601).
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