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Schizophrenia candidate gene ERBB4: covert routes of vulnerability to psychosis detected at the population level.

Schizophrenia bulletin - 1 Mar 2013

Stefanis Nicholas C, Hatzimanolis Alex, Smyrnis Nikolaos, Avramopoulos Dimitrios, Evdokimidis Ioannis, van Os Jim, Stefanis Costas N, Straub Richard E, Weinberger Daniel R

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Prior genetic and functional evidence established ERBB4 as a probable schizophrenia susceptibility gene that may confer risk via modulating brain information processing dependent on the integrity of frontotemporal brain circuitry. Utilizing retrospective data drawn from the cross-sectional popula...

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PMID: 22115776
DOI: 10.1093/schbul/sbr169
PMCID: PMC3576167

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