The impact of common variants on gene expression in the human brain: from RNA to protein to schizophrenia risk
Qiuman Liang(Central South University), Sidney H. Wang(Brown Foundation), Ramu Vadukapuram(The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley), Mingming Niu(Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences & Peking Union Medical College), Bingshan Li(Vanderbilt University), Annie W. Shieh(Center for Human Genetics), Kay Grennan(University of Chicago), Lijun Cheng(The Ohio State University), Meng Xu(Yancheng Teachers University), Yi Jiang(Central South University), Gina Giase(University of Illinois Chicago), Dalila Pinto(Hospital for Sick Children), Chunyu Liu(Central South University), Yue Wang(Virginia Tech), Rui Chen(South China Agricultural University), Chao Chen(Jiangsu University), Chunling Zhang(Ford Motor Company (United States)), Dan Zhou(Second Affiliated Hospital of Nanjing Medical University), Xusheng Wang(Northwestern Polytechnical University), Junmin Peng(St. Jude Children's Research Hospital), Feiran Wang(Central South University), Kevin P. White(University of Chicago)
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