Rare coding variation implicates thirteen genes in bipolar disorder across 232,536 individuals from global populations.
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@article{allodium:10.64898/2026.09.30.26364416,
title = {Rare coding variation implicates thirteen genes in bipolar disorder across 232,536 individuals from global populations.},
author = {Liao C and Ye R and Sealock JM and Boltz T and Ivankovic F and Finucane H and Howrigan D and Liu YC and Satterstrom FK and Hassan A and Alemayehu M and Gichuru S and Mwende RM and Newton CRJC and Koen N and Zingela Z and Diaz-Zuluaga AM and Ramirez-Diaz AM and Reus VI and Teshiba T and Palotie A and Hämäläinen E and Pietiläinen O and Lind PA and Siskind DJ and Hickie IB and Morales-Cedillo P and Jiménez-Pavón J and Sanabrais-Jiménez MA and Sotelo-Ramírez CE and Hahn E and Nguyen VP and Karlson E and Chang CE and Chen HC and Alda M and Landén M and Smoller JW and Craddock N and Vawter MP and Curtis D and McQuillin A and Kahn RS and Ophoff RA and Vreeker A and Hultman C and Sullivan PF and Talkowski ME and Blackwood DH and McIntosh A and Pulver AE and Cohen B and Adolfsson R and Reif A and Goes F and Yolken R and Corvin AP and Morris DW and BIPEX Collection Scientists and Cerrato F and Chapman SB and Cusick C and Guo Z and Olivares AM and Rouleau GA and Viswanath B and Kuo PH and Nguyen VT and Ta TMT and Camarena B and Pato CN and Pato MT and Medland SE and Freimer N and Loohuis LO and Lopez-Jaramillo C and Stroud R 2nd and Atwoli L and Dickens A and Koenen KC and Kariuki SM and Teferra S and Stein DJ and Ayub M and Knowles JA and Daly MJ and Huang H and Neale BM},
year = {2026},
journal = {medRxiv : the preprint server for health sciences},
doi = {10.64898/2026.09.30.26364416},
url = {https://doi.org/10.64898/2026.09.30.26364416}
}RIS
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C, L., R, Y., JM, S., T, B., F, I., H, F., D, H., YC, L., FK, S., A, H., M, A., S, G., RM, M., CRJC, N., N, K., Z, Z., AM, D., AM, R., VI, R., T, T., A, P., E, H., O, P., PA, L., DJ, S., IB, H., P, M., J, J., MA, S., CE, S., E, H., VP, N., E, K., CE, C., HC, C., M, A., M, L., JW, S., N, C., MP, V., D, C., A, M., RS, K., RA, O., A, V., C, H., PF, S., ME, T., DH, B., A, M., AE, P., B, C., R, A., A, R., F, G., R, Y., AP, C., DW, M., Scientists, B. C., F, C., SB, C., C, C., Z, G., AM, O., GA, R., B, V., PH, K., VT, N., TMT, T., B, C., CN, P., MT, P., SE, M., N, F., LO, L., C, L., 2nd, S. R., L, A., A, D., KC, K., SM, K., S, T., DJ, S., M, A., JA, K., MJ, D., H, H., & BM, N. (2026). Rare coding variation implicates thirteen genes in bipolar disorder across 232,536 individuals from global populations.. medRxiv : the preprint server for health sciences. https://doi.org/10.64898/2026.09.30.26364416
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