Contemporary Study For Anorexia: Scott Van Zealand Flashcards

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What is your contemporary study for anorexia

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Scott Van Zealand

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What is the aim of your contemporary study on anorexia

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To investigate genetic variants associated with the development of anorexia nervosa

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3
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How many people did Scott Van Zealand originally start with

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262 white European women with anorexia

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4
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What BMI did the 262 white women share at at least one point in their life

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A bmi of 15 or less

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5
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What was taken from the participants

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DNA samples

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6
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What gene showed the most significant variation between the treatment and control group

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EPHX2 gene

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What did those with the EPHX2 gene show

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Highest scores of depression and the lowest BMI scores

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What is the EPHX2 gene often associated with

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Metabolising cholesterol

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What did Scott Van Zealand conclude

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Variants in the EPHX2 gene may increase the risk of developing anorexia

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