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A rare-variant analysis of FADS-related metabolites in Major Depression
BackgroundGenetic and observational studies have identified metabolic factors potentially contributing to the risk of Major Depression (MD). However, studies to date have concentrated on common genetic variants, many of which are in linkage disequilibrium. This makes it difficult to localise variant
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