What percent of individuals with two low-risk versions of a gene involved in controlling levels of serotonin in the brain will experience major depression when exposed to many stressful events?

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16 January, 16:05

What percent of individuals with two low-risk versions of a gene involved in controlling levels of serotonin in the brain will experience major depression when exposed to many stressful events?

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Juliana Rogers · Answer 1

Seventeen percent of the individuals with two low-risk versions of a gene involved in controlling levels of serotonin in the brain will experience major depression when exposed to many stressful events. Further, 44% of the patients of major depression, have attacked other people, physically or verbally.