Oxytocin receptor gene polymorphism modulates the effects of social support on heart rate variability
Kanthak MK, Chen FS, Kumsta R, Hill LK, Thayer JF, Heinrichs M. · Biological psychology · 2016
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“Oxytocin receptor gene polymorphism modulates effects of social support in the context of stress.”
“Social support increases HRV only in carriers of at least one G allele of rs53576.”
“Social support influences HRV specifically during direct social interaction.”
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