Monozygotic twins affected with major depressive disorder have greater variance in methylation than their unaffected co-twin

  • E. M. Byrne
  • , T. Carrillo-Roa
  • , A. K. Henders
  • , L. Bowdler
  • , A. F. McRae
  • , A. C. Heath
  • , N. G. Martin
  • , G. W. Montgomery
  • , L. Krause
  • , N. R. Wray

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