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Characterization of loss of Y chromosome in peripheral blood of Chinese Han male patients with schizophrenia

2023-03-29

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<h4>Background: </h4> Schizophrenia has a global prevalence of 1% and is a threat to life expectancy and mortality. There is growing evidence that the risk of developing this disorder is higher in males than in females and tends to develop in early adulthood. The Y chromosome is thought to be involved in biological processes other than sex determination and spermatogenesis that affect male health and disease. Stud...

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Literature Corpus work: abbd2355-4f75-5002-ac7d-a9f24342705d
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-2700221/v1

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