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Single-cell deconvolution of 3,000 post-mortem brain samples for eQTL and GWAS dissection in mental disorders

2021-01-21

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Thousands of genetic variants acting in multiple cell types underlie complex disorders, yet most gene expression studies profile only bulk tissues, making it hard to resolve where genetic and non-genetic contributors act. This is particularly important for psychiatric and neurodegenerative disorders that impact multiple brain cell types with highly-distinct gene expression patterns and proportions. To address this...

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768618e5-8763-51e0-b595-859bd1604f5a
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10.1101/2021.01.21.426000
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