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Identification of sleep and circadian alternative polyadenylation sites associated with APA-linked human brain disorders

2024-01-18

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Sleep and circadian rhythm disruptions are comorbid features of many pathologies and can negatively influence numerous health conditions, including degenerative diseases, metabolic illnesses, cancer, and various neurological disorders. Genetic association studies linking sleep and circadian disturbances with disease susceptibility have mainly focused on changes in gene expression due to...

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a5939e4b-416d-560f-aa3c-5d627dde7a2b
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-3867797/v1
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