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DNA hypomethylation of the OLFM1 gene in patients with depression

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By Chen Zhou, Tiantian Zou, Ming Zhao, Xinrui Guo, Jia En Wang, Yinlei Lei, Yinghan Li, Liping Hu, Linlin Liu, Lili Qing, Wensa Yin, Shengjie Nie
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Abstract Objective: Depression is a heterogeneous psychiatric disorder and a growing public health concern, characterized by its high prevalence, recurrence rate, and association with suicide. There is evidence suggesting that both genetic susceptibility and environmental factors can regulate gene expression through DNA methylation, thereby influencing the occurrence and development of depression. The olfactory sensory neuropeptide 1 (OLFM1) protein is a risk factor for mental disorders.
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