Association study of 21 circadian genes with bipolar I disorder, schizoaffective disorder, and schizophrenia.
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Matcheri Keshavan | Ellen Frank | David J Miklowitz | Michael E Talkowski | Bernie Devlin | Stephen V Faraone | Pamela Sklar | David J Kupfer | Joel Wood | Jordan W Smoller | Konasale Prasad | Laszlo Gyulai | D. Kupfer | B. Devlin | N. Laird | J. Calabrese | A. Nierenberg | M. Thase | M. Keshavan | J. Smoller | D. Axelson | T. Monk | E. Frank | A. Fagiolini | S. Faraone | P. Sklar | D. Miklowitz | G. Sachs | L. Marangell | J. Patel | C. Bowden | T. Ketter | M. Talkowski | M. Escamilla | D. Montrose | R. El-Mallakh | P. Hauser | E. Friedman | K. Prasad | V. Nimgaonkar | B. Birmaher | M. Allen | L. Gyulai | L. McClain | J. Wood | K. Chowdari | H. Mansour | J. Loftis | Peter Hauser | Nan Laird | Michael E Thase | Andrew A Nierenberg | Vishwajit L Nimgaonkar | Charles L Bowden | David Axelson | Terence A Ketter | Rif S El-Mallakh | Andrea Fagiolini | Michael H Allen | Gary S Sachs | M. Fossey | Lauren B Marangell | Edward S Friedman | Mark D Fossey | Jayendra Patel | David Lewis | Boris Birmaher | Joseph Calabrese | Hader A Mansour | Kodavali V Chowdari | Lora McClain | Debra Montrose | Michael Escamilla | Jennifer M Loftis | Tim Monk | D. Lewis | Hader A. Mansour | L. Gyulai
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