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Functional implications of polygenic risk for schizophrenia in human neurons.

Nature communications - 10 Jan 2026

Michael Deans P J, Retallick-Townsley Kayla G, Li Aiqun, Seah Carina, Johnson Jessica, Garcia Gonzalez Judit, Cao Evan, Schrode Nadine, Yu Alex, Cartwright Sam, Voloudakis Georgios, Zhang Wen, Wang Minghui, Fullard John F, Girdhar Kiran, Stahl Eli, Akbarian Schahram, Zhang Bin, Roussos Panos, O'Reilly Paul, Huckins Laura M, Brennand Kristen J

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Genome wide association studies of schizophrenia reveal a complex polygenic risk architecture comprised of hundreds of risk variants; most are common in the population, non-coding, and act by genetically regulating the expression of one or more gene targets ("eGenes"). It remains unclear how the myriad genetic variants that are predicted to confer individually small effects combine to yield substantial clinical...

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PMID: 41519853
DOI: 10.1038/s41467-025-67959-z
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