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Brain network and blood transcriptomic correlations underpin psychopathological phenotypes: A Preliminary Study

2025-07-10

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Depressive disorders and comorbid psychopathologies affect over 12% of humans and present debilitating symptoms. Prior studies identified systemic brain and peripheral biological dysregulations in depressive disorders, but the interrelated brain-body molecular pathobiology underlying these conditions is not well-defined. Here, we studied the molecular signatures of depressive and comorbid psychopathology in the sa...

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f3c14759-575b-58f6-997a-60d12142b624
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10.1101/2025.07.08.25331132
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