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Characterizing the impact of plasma protein levels on human brain structure and disorders leveraging integrative multi-omics analysis

2026-07-15

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With recent advances in high-throughput proteomic technologies, population-scale plasma proteomics datasets, often linked to extensive genetic and phenotypic information, have become increasingly accessible. Yet the relationships between circulating protein levels, brain imaging phenotypes, and risk for neurological and psychiatric disorders remain largely unexplored. Proteome-wide association studies offer a prom...

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e8008318-75b7-5efe-b0e2-331c7286b0d3
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10.64898/2026.07.13.26358006
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