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The image displays four views of a person's brain, highlighting the boundaries between different functional brain networks, each represented by different colored lines, as mapped using functional MRI. This map is overlaid on a salience network connectivity heat map, where warmer colors indicate stronger connectivity within the salience network. Researchers discovered that a larger salience network may be associated with an increased risk of depression. Credit: Lynch/Liston Labs.

Large-Scale Study Uncovers Hundreds of Genetic Variants Linked to Brain Structure

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Genetics study points to potential treatments for restless leg syndrome

In this study, researchers analyzed large ASD whole genome sequencing data and found that promoter de novo mutations in TADs containing ASD genes were specifically associated with the disease.

Genomic “butterfly effect” explains risk for autism spectrum disorder

Circular DNA, thought to be an accidental byproduct, is borrowing the cell’s DNA repair mechanisms to copy itself

DNA Parasites Manipulate Cellular Machinery for Their Own Advantage

Researchers have created mutant mice that exhibit bipolar swings in activity, mirroring depressive and manic episodes of bipolar disorder in humans.

Researchers create mutant mice to study bipolar disorder

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