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Biperiden as a cause of a cognitive decline - case reports
Tea Terzič, Tea Terzič, Aleš Kogoj
Kratki znanstveni prispevek
Oznake: cholinergic antagonists;cognition;psychotic disorders;dementia;
Leto: 2014 Vir: Medicinska fakulteta (UL MF)
Exploring the influence of personality and partner attachment on perinatal depression and anxiety
Tea Terzič, Polona Rus Prelog, Aleš Oblak, Maja Rus-Makovec
Izvirni znanstveni članek
Oznake: perinatal depression;anxiety;personality;attachment;psychiatric support;
Purpose: Perinatal depression and anxiety are prevalent complications affecting 18–26% of pregnancies worldwide. This study investigated the influence of personality traits and partner attachment styles on depressive and anxiety symptoms in Slovenian women. We compared the results longitudinally at ...
Leto: 2026 Vir: Medicinska fakulteta (UL MF)
Genomic architecture of selected schizophrenia-associated regions
Karin Hrovatin, Tanja Kunej, Sara Redenšek, Tea Terzič, Blanka Kores-Plesničar, Katja Goričar, Vita Dolžan
Izvirni znanstveni članek
Oznake: genetika;genomika;nekodirajoča RNA;medicina;shizofrenija;antisense lncRNA (AS-lncRNA);BDNF;non-coding RNA (ncRNA);schizophrenia;serotonin pathway;single nucleotide polymorphism;treatment response;
Background: Non-coding RNAs (ncRNAs) are increasingly recognized as important factors in the progression of schizophrenia (SZ); however, their involvement in disease etiology remains incompletely understood. This study aimed to characterize the genomic architecture of selected SZ-associated regions ...
Leto: 2026 Vir: Biotehniška fakulteta (UL BF)
Genetic variants in purine metabolism and treatment resistance in schizophrenia
Milica Pjevac, Milica Pjevac, Tanja Blagus, Aleš Oblak, David Vogrinc, Tea Terzič, Jurij Bon, Vita Dolžan
Izvirni znanstveni članek
Oznake: AMPD1;ATIC;ITPA;adenosine hypothesis;genetic polymorphism;purine metabolism;schizophrenia;treatment-resistant schizophrenia;
Background: The adenosine hypothesis of schizophrenia provides an integrative framework in which reduced adenosinergic signalling contributes to dopaminergic hyperactivity and glutamatergic hypofunction. Enzymes regulating purine metabolism, including inosine triphosphatase (ITPA), adenosine monopho ...
Leto: 2026 Vir: Medicinska fakulteta (UL MF)
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