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Genetic risk effects on psychiatric disorders act in sets

2025-07-23

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Genetic studies of psychiatric disorders have typically assumed that all genetic effects contribute additively to disease liability. However, it is likely that psychiatric disorders have unrecognized subtypes, where synergistic sets of risk variants co-occur within certain cases more than expected under additivity. The existence of synergistic sets induces a structured form of statistical interactions called coord...

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5797f2f1-4c10-5608-9f78-01decd0d1f57
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10.1101/2025.07.23.25332043
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