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The neurodevelopmental hypothesis of Schizophrenia, revisited
S H Fatemi
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Timothy D. Folsom
Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences
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Virus Infection
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Hypoxia
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Programmed Cell Death
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Cell Proliferation
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Negative Syndrome
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Obstetric Complication
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Bacterial Infection
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Gray Matter
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Environmental Factor
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Gene Mutation
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Laminar Organization
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Second Trimester Pregnancy
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Positive Syndrome
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Synaptogenesis
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Bacterial Gene
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Glia Cell
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Neural Circuit
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Neuroscience
Gray Matter
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Glia
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Synaptogenesis
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Cell Proliferation
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Negative Syndrome
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Gene Mutation
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Positive Syndrome
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Programmed Cell Death
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Neural Circuit
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Keyphrases
Schizophrenia
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Neurodevelopmental Hypothesis
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Neurodevelopmental Model
50%
Protein Expression
16%
White Matter
16%
Gene-environment Interaction
16%
Young Adulthood
16%
Cell Proliferation
16%
Hypoxia
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Neural Circuits
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Bacterial Infection
16%
Environmental Factors
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Pathologic
16%
Bacterial Genes
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Apoptosis
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Genetic Changes
16%
Underrepresentation
16%
Negative Symptoms
16%
Neuron Cells
16%
Enlargement
16%
Fetal Viral Infection
16%
Obstetric Complications
16%
Gray Matter
16%
Synaptogenesis
16%
Glia Cells
16%
Insults
16%
Laminar Organization
16%
Positive Symptoms
16%
Alternate Explanation
16%
Axonal Outgrowth
16%
Microdeletion
16%
Multiple Theories
16%
Microduplication
16%
Early Second Trimester
16%
Early Migration
16%
Brain Pathology
16%
Neurodegenerative Disease Model
16%
Systems Change
16%
Schizophrenic Patients
16%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Candidate Gene
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Infectious Agent
50%
Gene Mutation
50%
Second Trimester Pregnancy
50%
Cell Proliferation
50%
Synaptogenesis
50%
Programmed Cell Death
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