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The Tsallis index of the human cortical transcriptome is invariant between bipolar II disorder and control: a pre-registered, cross-platform null with the disease question relocated to correlation structure

2026-07-24

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Gene-expression fluctuations are heavy-tailed and resist description by additive (Boltzmann–Gibbs) statistics, motivating a non-extensive (Tsallis) account in which the index q summarizes the departure from Gaussianity. We ask two separable questions of the human cortical transcriptome in bipolar II disorder: whether the model-free value of q differs between cases and controls, and, if not, whether any disease s...

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10.64898/2026.07.21.739779
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