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Genome-wide association study of more than 40,000 bipolar disorder cases provides new insights into the underlying biology.

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Niamh Mullins; Andreas J Forstner; Kevin S O'Connell; Brandon Coombes; Jonathan R I Coleman; Zhen Qiao; Thomas D Als; Tim B Bigdeli; Sigrid Børte; Julien Bryois; Alexander W Charney; Ole Kristian Drange; Michael J Gandal; Saskia P Hagenaars; Masashi Ikeda; Nolan Kamitaki; Minsoo Kim; Kristi Krebs; Georgia Panagiotaropoulou; Brian M Schilder; Laura G Sloofman; Stacy Steinberg; Vassily Trubetskoy; Bendik S Winsvold; Hong-Hee Won; Liliya Abramova; Kristina Adorjan; Esben Agerbo; Mariam Al Eissa; Diego Albani
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2021

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Niamh Mullins; Andreas J Forstner; Kevin S O'Connell; Brandon Coombes; Jonathan R I Coleman; Zhen Qiao; Thomas D Als; Tim B Bigdeli; Sigrid Børte; Julien Bryois; Alexander W Charney; Ole Kristian Drange; Michael J Gandal; Saskia P Hagenaars; Masashi Ikeda; Nolan Kamitaki; Minsoo Kim; Kristi Krebs; Georgia Panagiotaropoulou; Brian M Schilder; Laura G Sloofman; Stacy Steinberg; Vassily Trubetskoy; Bendik S Winsvold; Hong-Hee Won; Liliya Abramova; Kristina Adorjan; Esben Agerbo; Mariam Al Eissa; Diego Albani. (2021). Genome-wide association study of more than 40,000 bipolar disorder cases provides new insights into the underlying biology. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34002096/

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