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Depression and Bipolar Disorder Subtypes Differ in their Genetic Correlations with Biological Rhythms

2022-02-09

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Major Depression and Bipolar Disorder Type I (BIP-I) and Type II (BIP-II), are mood disorders characterized by the occurrence of depressed, manic, and hypomanic episodes in which specific changes of physical activity, circadian rhythm, and sleep are observed. While it is known that genetic factors contribute to variation in both mood disorders and these biological rhythms, it is an open...

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68497d85-f679-556f-b9a9-e02616b23bdb
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-763448/v2
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