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E' NATA GO BANANAS MEDIA FACTORY...LA RIVOLUZIONE NEL MONDO DELLA PRODUZIONE MUSICALE !

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By Jodie Brown
| NellaNotizia Verified
Sull'onda dei consensi ottenuti con il loro gruppo Musicale TWO POUNDS, Alex Bravoldi ed Albert Matchabelli hanno annunciato alla Stampa la nascita della Società di Produzione Musicale “Go Bananas Media Factory”. Ma andiamo per gradi: I Two Pounds, per chi non li conoscesse ancora, sono un Gruppo Musicale Emergente Londinese che ha come testata d'angolo la consolidata amicizia tra Alex Bravoldi ed Albert Matchabelli, elementi fondanti ed unici del Duo Musicale.
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Methylome-wide association studies of traumatic injury identifies differential DNA methylation of synaptic plasticity and GABAergic-signalling.

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By Jodie Brown, Sally Marshall, Rosie Walker, Archie Campbell
| BioRxiv
Abstract Traumatic physical injury is often associated with psychological trauma and is a risk factor for major depressive disorder (MDD). In Generation Scotland traumatic injury was significantly associated with recurrent major depression (OR = 2.10, 95% CI 1.33-3.33, P = 0.0016). and schizotypal symptoms, particularly disorganised thought (β = 0.111, 95% CI 0.049-0.177, P = 0.0004).
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Methylome-wide association studies of traumatic physical injury identifies differential DNA methylation of synaptic plasticity and GABAergic-signalling.

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By Jodie Brown, Sally Marshall, Archie Campbell, Rosie Walker
| BioRxiv
Abstract Physical trauma is often associated with psychological trauma and is a risk factor for the development of major depressive disorder (MDD). We derived a traumatic physical injury phenotype in the Generation Scotland cohort and showed that it was significantly associated with a diagnosis of recurrent major depression and measures of related symptoms, particularly disorganised thought.
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