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P2RX7: expression responds to sleep deprivation and associates with rapid cycling in bipolar disorder type 1.

PloS one - 1 Jan 2012

Backlund Lena, Lavebratt Catharina, Frisén Louise, Nikamo Pernilla, Hukic Sudic Dzana, Träskman-Bendz Lil, Landén Mikael, Edman Gunnar, Vawter Marquis P, Ösby Urban, Schalling Martin

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CONTEXT: Rapid cycling is a severe form of bipolar disorder with an increased rate of episodes that is particularly treatment-responsive to chronotherapy and stable sleep-wake cycles. We hypothesized that the P2RX7 gene would be affected by sleep deprivation and be implicated in rapid cycling. OB...

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PMID: 22952630
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0043057
PMCID: PMC3429455

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