Tourette's disorder in a set of reared-apart triplets: genetic and environmental influences



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Am J Psychiatry 1990; 147:196-199
Copyright © 1990 by American Psychiatric Association

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Tourette's disorder in a set of reared-apart triplets: genetic and environmental influences

NL Segal, MW Dysken, TJ Bouchard Jr, NL Pedersen, ED Eckert and LL Heston
Minnesota Center for Twin and Adoption Research, Department of Psychology, Minneapolis 55455.

Tourette's disorder was diagnosed in triplets reared apart from early infancy and reunited as adults. These data, combined with data on other family members, support the findings of research studies that have demonstrated genetic influences on Tourette's disorder.

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