Undifferentiated psychosis or schizophrenia associated with vermis‐predominant cerebellar hypoplasia
Alison C. Leslie,
Mitchell P. Ward,
William B. Dobyns
Abstract:Schizophrenia (SCZ) is a well‐studied neuropsychiatric condition that has been shown to have a high degree of genetic heritability. Still, little data on the specific genetic risk variants associated with the disease exists. Classification of the SCZ phenotype into SCZ‐related endophenotypes is a promising methodology to parse out and elucidate the specific genetic risk variants for each. Here, we present a series of 17 previously reported individuals and a new proband with similar SCZ‐related neuropsychiatric… Show more
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