Conserved Chromosome 2q31 Conformations Are Associated with Transcriptional Regulation of GAD1 GABA Synthesis Enzyme and Altered in Prefrontal Cortex of Subjects with Schizophrenia
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W. Bunney | M. Vawter | S. Akbarian | A. Sequeira | K. Mirnics | A. Dincer | K. Garbett | Yan Jiang | J. S. Tushir | K. Futai | P. Casaccia | P. Gardner | Catheryne Whittle | W. Krueger | T. Rasmussen | Jia Liu | Wenjie Mao | Rahul A. Bharadwaj | Mira Jakovcevski | Aslihan Dincer
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