Abstract:Background: At-risk mental state for psychosis (ARMS) samples are highly heterogeneous and non-epidemiological, as most of the studies recruit help-seeking patients from specialized clinics. Transition-to-psychosis rates differ among them, ranging from 7.4% to 54%, raising a question on the real power of clinical ARMS`s criteria alone to predict transition. Finding a biomarker for transition would improve the prediction rates when associated with clinical high-risk criteria.Methods: We genotyped 45 single nucl… Show more
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