involved in cognition31 and personality,32 as well as autism spectrum disorders33 and psychosis.34 Most interestingly, Leutgeb et al. reported an altered cerebellum–amygdala connectivity among violent offenders, although their study excluded psychopathic or personality-disordered individuals.35 Although there was no correlation of rs4714329 to RNA levels in frontal cortex, it is highly interesting that the general levels of the transcripts for both LINC00951 and LRFN2 are particularly high in frontal cortex,36, 37 as the reduced GMV at that particular cortical region is one of the most consistently-reported biological findings in ASPD.38, 39
