A rare coding variant within the wolframin gene in bipolar and unipolar affective disorder cases
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We thank Elizabeth Buckeridge and Caroline Crane for technical support and Dr. Sanjeev Jain for the collection of some bipolar samples. Drs. John Old, Kimmo Kontula and Katsushi Tokunaga for the Nigerian, Finnish and Japanese DNAs, respectively. R.A.F. is a Peterhouse Senior Research Associate in Neuroscience, J.S.R. is a Betty Behrens Research Fellow at Clare Hall, Cambridge in receipt of a Sackler studentship, and D.C.R. is a Glaxo Wellcome Research Fellow. The collection of unipolar samples
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