Integrating genetic regulation and schizophrenia-specific splicing quantitative expression with GWAS prioritizes novel risk genes for schizophrenia
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Nature
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computational pathology
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2025-10-06 19:35
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This study integrates genetic regulation and schizophrenia-specific splicing quantitative expression with GWAS to identify 27 novel risk genes for schizophrenia. By constructing a comprehensive sQTL map and employing Mendelian randomization, the research highlights the role of alternative splicing in the pathogenesis of schizophrenia, suggesting potential therapeutic targets. The findings emphasize the importance of understanding genetic factors in schizophrenia and provide insights into the biological mechanisms underlying the disorder.
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Identified 27 significant risk genes with genetic AS regulation that may play a causal role in SCZ.
Constructed a comprehensive disease-specific sQTL map to provide genetic variants affecting gene activity.
Differential splicing analysis revealed 12 significant genes that may increase SCZ risk due to AS dysregulation.
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This study integrates genetic regulation and schizophrenia-specific splicing quantitative expression with GWAS to identify 27 novel risk genes for schizophrenia. By constructing a comprehensive sQTL map and employing Mendelian randomization, the research highlights the role of alternative splicing in the pathogenesis of schizophrenia, suggesting potential therapeutic targets. The findings emphasize the importance of understanding genetic factors in schizophrenia and provide insights into the biological mechanisms underlying the disorder.