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Higher frequencies of CNV deletions in bipolar disorder among Chinese Population.

Yong Wu Xiangyu Li Yao-Yao Sun Chu-Yi Zhang Ping Sun Li Hui Ying Zhao Xiao-Yang Feng Baokun Wang Jian-Zhong Yang Nan Zhang Jing Yuan Hong-yan Jiang Yuqi Cheng Si-Meng Ma Qian Gong X. Yin Yongfeng Yang Wenqiang Li L. Lv Dong-Sheng Zhou Xing-Xing Li Xiao-Gang Chen Chen Zhang Xue-Qin Song Wen-Xin Tang Zhong-Chun Liu Yongyong Shi Xiao Xiao Wei-Hua Yue Zhi-Qiang Li Ming Li
Aug 2026 · Molecular Psychiatry · 0 citations · 60 references
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This work delivers the most thorough delineation of BD-associated CNVs in Han Chinese to date, underscoring the imperative for ancestry-inclusive research to comprehensively unravel psychiatric genomics and unveiling fresh mechanistic perspectives on BD etiology.

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