Common susceptibility variants are shared between schizophrenia and psoriasis in the Han Chinese population.

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Common susceptibility variants are shared between schizophrenia and psoriasis in the Han Chinese population.

Journal of psychiatry & neuroscience : JPN - 1 Oct 2016

Yin Xianyong, Wineinger Nathan E, Wang Kai, Yue Weihua, Norgren Nina, Wang Ling, Yao Weiyi, Jiang Xiaoyun, Wu Bo, Cui Yong, Shen Changbing, Cheng Hui, Zhou Fusheng, Chen Gang, Zuo Xianbo, Zheng Xiaodong, Fan Xing, Wang Hongyan, Wang Lifang, Lee Jimmy, Lam Max, Tai E Shyong, Zhang Zheng, Huang Qiong, Sun Liangdan, Xu Jinhua, Yang Sen, Wilhelmsen Kirk C, Liu Jianjun, Schork Nicholas J, Zhang Xuejun

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BACKGROUND: Previous studies have shown that individuals with schizophrenia have a greater risk for psoriasis than a typical person. This suggests that there might be a shared genetic etiology between the 2 conditions. We aimed to characterize the potential shared genetic susceptibility between schizophrenia and psoriasis using genome-wide marker genotype data. METHODS: We obtained genetic data on individuals...

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PMID: 27091718
DOI: 10.1503/jpn.150210
PMCID: PMC5082512

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