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Genetic cross-disorder analysis in psychiatry: from methodology to clinical utility
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Dick Schijven, Jan H. Veldink, Jurjen J Luykx
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in British Journal of Psychiatry by Royal College of Psychiatrists.
2019 Volume 216, Issue 5, p1-4
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Genome-wide association studies have uncovered hundreds of loci associated with psychiatric disorders. Cross-disorder studies are among the prime ramifications of such research. Here, we discuss the methodology of the most widespread methods and their clinical utility with regard to diagnosis, prediction, disease aetiology and treatment in psychiatry.
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