Single nucleotide polymorphisms for the diagnosis and treatment of schizophirenia spectrum disorders
CA 2423327 A1 · Owner: Xue, Hong · Inventors: Xue, Hong; Lo, Wing Sze
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Six single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) are found to be associated with schizophrenia. The applications of these SNPs and genetic markers in the same , haplotype as or, linkage disequilibrium with, one or more of these six SNPs to diagnostic and drug development, purposes are described in the present invention.
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