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Brain transcriptional regulatory architecture and schizophrenia etiology converge between East Asian and European ancestral populations

Liu et al., 2021

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1049141174204154710
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Liu S
Chen Y
Wang F
Jiang Y
Duan F
Xia Y
Ning Z
Li M
Qiu W
Ma C
Yan X
Bao A
Dai J
Kopp R
Kuney L
Huang J
Xu S
Tang B
Liu C
Chen C
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Understanding the genetic architecture of gene expression and splicing in human brain is critical to unlocking the mechanisms of complex neuropsychiatric disorders like schizophrenia (SCZ). Large-scale brain transcriptomic studies are based primarily on …
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