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Rare copy number variation in Post-traumatic stress disorder using whole genome sequencing and biobank data
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) has a significant genetic component (h2 = 24-72%). While the majority of prior studies have utilized common variants, recent research suggests rare variants also contribute to PTSD liability. Here, we examined the role of rare copy number variants (rCNVs; MAF <
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