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Convergent proteogenomic evidence prioritises five causal proteins and new drug targets for major psychiatric disorders

2026-07-14

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Distinguishing causal biology from confounding or downstream consequences of psychiatric disorders remains a key barrier for drug development in psychiatry. We performed a large-scale proteogenomic investigation using a sequential triangulation framework integrating plasma proteomics, Mendelian randomisation, genetic colocalisation, transcriptomics, rare-variant analyses, and clinical phenotyping to identify causa...

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1b01aa91-60b5-5fb8-b1d6-4ab9e7a2afd4
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10.64898/2026.07.10.26357744
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