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Schizophrenia Risk SNPs Enriched in Parts of Genome with Recent Methylation Changes

May 11, 2018
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NEW YORK (GenomeWeb) – A Norwegian team has garnered evidence suggesting schizophrenia-associated variants tend to fall in parts of the genome that have been subject to DNA methylation changes since humans split from archaic hominins.

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