Functional implications of a psychiatric risk variant within CACNA1C in induced human neurons
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Li-Huei Tsai | Jen Q. Pan | Bruce Cohen | L. Tsai | B. Cohen | R. Perlis | D. Ongur | A. Mungenast | D. McPhie | Jon M. Madison | Dost Ongur | Takao Yoshimizu | Alison E. Mungenast | Susan Su | Josh Ketterman | Donna McPhie | Roy Perlis | T. Yoshimizu | J. Madison | J. Ketterman | S. Su | Joshua K. Ketterman
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