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Neurology/Psychiatric
Two mutations acquired during development could cause schizophrenia in adulthood
July 7, 2023
By
Mar de Miguel
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Schizophrenia (SCZ) could be associated with genetic alterations that can appear at the beginning of life. Such somatic variants in the
NRXN1
and
ABCB11
genes could lead to SCZ, according to researchers at Boston Children’s Hospital.
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