X- vs. Y-chromosome influences on human behavior: a deep phenotypic comparison of psychopathology in XXY and XYY syndromes
Lukas Schaffer(National Institute of Mental Health), Armin Raznahan(Institute of Physics), Anastasia Xenophontos(National Institutes of Health), Ethan T. Whitman(Duke University), Ajay Nadig(National Institute of Mental Health), Cassidy L. McDermott(National Institute of Mental Health), Allysa Warling(National Institute of Mental Health), Jonathan D. Blumenthal(National Institute of Mental Health), Kathleen Wilson(National Institute of Mental Health), Isabella G Larsen(National Institute of Mental Health), Srishti Rau(Children's National), Liv Clasen(National Institute of Mental Health), Erin Torres(National Institute of Mental Health)
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