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Prefrontal co-expression of schizophrenia risk genes is associated with treatment response in patients

2018-05-16

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Gene co-expression networks are relevant to functional and clinical translation of schizophrenia (SCZ) risk genes. We hypothesized that SCZ risk genes may converge into coexpression pathways which may be associated with gene regulation mechanisms and with response to treatment in patients with SCZ. We identified gene co-expression networks in two prefrontal cortex post-mortem RNA sequencing datasets (total N=688)...

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10.1101/323428
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