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A Transcriptomic Atlas of the Human Brain Reveals Genetically Determined Aspects of Neuropsychiatric Health

2023-03-15

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Imaging features associated with neuropsychiatric traits can provide valuable insights into underlying pathophysiology. Using data from the UK biobank, we perform tissue-specific TWAS on over 3,500 neuroimaging phenotypes to generate a publicly accessible resource detailing the neurophysiologic consequences of gene expression. As a comprehensive catalog of neuroendophenotypes, this resource represents a powerful n...

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e782bf17-65a8-5ca4-9ec3-ced6f5eb017e
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10.1101/2023.03.10.23287072
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