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Application and integration of bioinformatic strategies towards central and peripheral proteomic profiling for diagnosis and drug discovery in schizophrenia

2018-01-01

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Proteomic profiling studies of schizophrenia have the potential to shed further light on this debilitating and poorly understood condition which affects up to 1% of the world’s population. However, recent studies suggest that the field of proteomics in general has been hindered by poor application of bioinformatic strategies, contributing to the failure of many findings to validate. In the context of schizophrenia...

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3916eb7c-d5c0-5e55-81a0-d156f5f9647d
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10.17863/cam.25343
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