From: Pharmacogenetics of antidepressant response: An update
Reference | Gene | Drug | Sample | Outcome measure | Results | p-value |
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[44] | 5HT1A | SSRIs | 133 depressed patients | HAMD | No association | Not significant |
[46] | 5HT1A | Citalopram | 130 depressed patients | HAMD | No association | p = 0.009 |
[88] | HTR1A | Fluvoxamine | 151 major depressed and 111 bipolar patients | HAMD | C/C genotype (C(-1019)G) carriers showed a better response to fluvoxamine | p = 0.036 |
[48] | 5HT1A | Fluoxetine | 96 subjects with unipolar major depression | HAMD | No association | Not significant |
[89] | HTR1A | Fluoxetine | 222 major depressed patients | HAMD | Patients with -1019C/C genotype associated with better response | p = 0.001 (females) p = 0.007 (males) |
[65] | HTR1A | Fluoxetine | 224 major depressed patients | HAMD | HTRIA -1019C/C was found to be associated with a better response | p = 0.009 |
[20] | HTR1A | Fluvoxamine | 100 depressed outpatients | HAMD | No association | Not significant |