CYP1A2 genetic polymorphisms are associated with early antidepressant escitalopram metabolism and adverse reactions

  • Hsiang Wei Kuo
  • , Shu Chih Liu
  • , Hsiao Hui Tsou
  • , Sheng Wen Liu
  • , Keh Ming Lin
  • , Shao Chun Lu
  • , Mei Chun Hsiao
  • , Chin Fu Hsiao
  • , Chia Yih Liu
  • , Chia Hui Chen
  • , Mong Liang Lu
  • , Wu-Dien Shen
  • , Hwa Sheng Tang
  • , Shen Ing Liu
  • , Liang Huey Chang
  • , Hsiao Yu Wu
  • , Yao Sheng Chang
  • , Teng Kuang Yeh
  • , Andrew Ch Chen
  • , Yu Li Liu

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