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Multi-omics integration of the phenome, transcriptome and genome highlights genes and pathways relevant to essential tremor

2019-03-18

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The genetic factors predisposing to essential tremor (ET), of one of the most common movement disorders, remains largely unknown. While current studies have examined the contribution of both common and rare genetic variants, very few have investigated the ET transcriptome. To understand pathways and genes relevant to ET, we used an RNA sequencing approach to interrogate the transcriptome of two cerebellar regions,...

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cdeb47ab-4ce9-5639-b0cc-98638bb3d1af
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10.1101/580753
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