S251. The DAT1 3'VNTR is Associated With a Reward Deficiency Phenotype in a Study of Sexual Addiction

Authors

Diego L. Lapetina, University of Alberta
Xiuying Hu, University of Alberta
Dawon Lee, University of AlbertaFollow
Leslie Roper, University of Alberta
Garima Aryal, University of Southern Mississippi
Keanna Wallace, University of Southern MississippiFollow
May Yu, University of Southern Mississippi
Beatriz C. Henriques, University of Alberta
Rohit J. Lodhi, University of Alberta
Pennie Carnes, American Foundation for Addiction ResearchFollow
Richard Isenberg, American Foundation for Addiction Research
Bradley Green, University of Southern MississippiFollow
Patrick Carnes, American Foundation for Addiction ResearchFollow
Katherine Aitchinson, American Foundation for Addiction Research

Document Type

Article

Publication Date

5-1-2018

Department

Psychology

Publication Title

Biological Psychiatry

Volume

83

Issue

9S

First Page

S445

Last Page

S446

Recommended Citation

Lapetina, D. L., Hu, X., Lee, D., Roper, L., Aryal, G., Wallace, K., Yu, M., Henriques, B. C., Lodhi, R. J., Carnes, P., Isenberg, R., Green, B., Carnes, P., Aitchinson, K. (2018). S251. The DAT1 3'VNTR is Associated With a Reward Deficiency Phenotype in a Study of Sexual Addiction. Biological Psychiatry, 83(9S), S445-S446.
Available at: https://aquila.usm.edu/fac_pubs/15103