Replicable association between human cytomegalovirus infection and reduced white matter fractional anisotropy in major depressive disorder
Haixia Zheng(Tulsa Community College), Michael R. Irwin(University of California, Los Angeles), Bart N. Ford(Laureate Institute for Brain Research), T. Kent Teague(University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center), Sahib S. Khalsa(University of California, Los Angeles), Jonathan Savitz(Tulsa Community College), Robin L. Aupperle(University of Tulsa), Rayus Kuplicki(Laureate Institute for Brain Research), Maurizio Bergamino(Barrow Neurological Institute), Justin S. Feinstein(Laureate Institute for Brain Research), Kaiping Burrows(Laureate Institute for Brain Research), Fang‐Cheng Yeh(University of Pittsburgh), Jerzy Bodurka(Laureate Institute for Brain Research), Martin P. Paulus(Laureate Institute for Brain Research), Robert H. Yolken(Johns Hopkins University), Teresa A. Victor(Laureate Institute for Brain Research), Peter W. Hunt(University of California, San Francisco)
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