The cortical thickness phenotype of individuals with DISC1 translocation resembles schizophrenia
Orla Doyle(King's College London), Stephen M. Lawrie(University of Edinburgh), Hreinn Stefánsson(deCODE Genetics (Iceland)), Brandon Whitcher(Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust), Mitul A. Mehta(Wellcome Centre for Human Neuroimaging), Liana Romaniuk(University of Edinburgh), Steven Williams(King's College London), Federico Turkheimer(King's College London), Pippa A. Thomson(Western General Hospital), Catherine Bois(Royal Edinburgh Hospital), Andrew M. McIntosh(Edinburgh Cancer Research)
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