Collaborative meta-analysis finds no evidence of a strong interaction between stress and 5-HTTLPR genotype contributing to the development of depression

R C Culverhouse, N L Saccone, A C Horton, K J Anstey, T Banaschewski, M Burmeister, S Cohen-Woods, B Etain, H L Fisher, N Goldman, S Guillaume, J Horwood, G Juhasz, K J Lester, L Mandelli, C M Middeldorp, E Olié, S Villafuerte, T M Air, R ArayaL Bowes, E M Byrne, C Coffey, W L Coventry, K A B Gawronski, D Glei, A Hatzimanolis, J-J Hottenga, I Jaussent, C Jawahar, C Jennen-Steinmetz, J R Kramer, M Lajnef, H M Zu Schwabedissen, M Nauck, E Nederhof, P Petschner, W J Peyrot, C Schwahn, G Sinnamon, Y Tian, C Toben, S Van der Auwera, N Wainwright, G Willemsen, I M Anderson, V Arolt, C Åslund, G Bagdy, B T Baune, F Bellivier, D I Boomsma, P Courtet, U Dannlowski, E J C de Geus, J F W Deakin, S Easteal, T Eley, D M Fergusson, A M Goate, X Gonda, H J Grabe, C Holzman, M Laucht, M R Munafò, K W Nilsson, A J Oldehinkel, C A Olsson, J Ormel, C Otte, G C Patton, B W J H Penninx, K Ritchie, M Sarchiapone, J M Scheid, A Serretti, N C Stefanis, P G Surtees, H Völzke, M Weinstein, M Whooley, J I Nurnberger, N Breslau, L J Bierut

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