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Shared and unique chromatin accessibility and 3D functional interactions of substance use disorder loci implicate cell types beyond the brain
ObjectiveRecent genome-wide association studies (GWAS) have revealed multiple loci for substance use disorders (SUDs), including evidence that the traits overlap in genetic etiology. However, the extent of underlying SUD causal variants, effector genes, and cellular contexts, remains unclear. Recent
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