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The folic acid endophenotype and depression in an elderly population
N. Naumovski
, M. Veysey
, X. Ng
, L. Boyd
, L. Dufficy
, B. Blades
, C. Travers
, P. Lewis
, J. Sturm
, M. Townley-Jones
, Z. Yates
, P. Roach
, M. Lucock
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Folic Acid
100%
Elderly People
100%
Folate
100%
MTHFR C677T
100%
Methylenetetrahydrofolate Reductase (MTHFR)
100%
Endophenotype
100%
Statistical Model
66%
Negatively Associated
66%
Metabolism
33%
New South Wales Australia
33%
Thiols
33%
Direct Action
33%
Homeostasis
33%
Genetic Data
33%
Stepwise multiple Linear Regression
33%
Potential Influence
33%
Depression Score
33%
OR Genes
33%
Index Score
33%
Sedation
33%
Thiol Metabolism
33%
Retirement Village
33%
Genetic Aspects
33%
Methyl Groups
33%
N-methylation
33%
Neurotransmitter Synthesis
33%
Neuronal Membrane
33%
Psychometric Indices
33%
Dipeptide
33%
Folate Status
33%
Elderly Participants
33%
Glutamate Receptors
33%
Nutritional Aspects
33%
Spontaneous Activity
33%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Folic Acid
100%
Endophenotype
100%
Genetics
50%
Metabolic Pathway
33%
Thiol
33%
Homeostasis
16%
Animal Model
16%
Cohort Study
16%
Nerve Cell Membrane
16%
Dipeptide
16%
Glutamate Receptor
16%
Neurotransmitter
16%
Neuroscience
Folic Acid
100%
Endophenotype
100%
Folate
66%
Metabolic Pathway
33%
Thiol
33%
Neurotransmitter
16%
Nerve Cell Membrane
16%
Dipeptide
16%
Glutamate Receptor
16%
Psychology
Multiple Regression
100%
Psychometrics
100%
Neurotransmitter
100%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Folic Acid
100%
Thiol
33%
Diseases
16%
Cohort Study
16%
Dipeptide
16%
Neurotransmitter
16%
Methyl Group
16%
Glutamate Receptor
16%
Food Science
Folic Acid
100%
Nutritional Aspect
50%
Dipeptide
50%