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Taylen O. Arvay

University of Toledo

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Neuronal alterations in AKT isotype expression in schizophrenia

Emily A. Devine, Ali Sajid Imami, Hunter Eby, Smita Sahay, Abdul-Rizaq Ali Hamoud, Hasti Golchin, William G. Ryan, Elizabeth Shedroff, Taylen O. Arvay, Alex W. Joyce, Sophie M. Asah, Consuelo Walss‐Bass, Sinead Marie O'Donovan, Robert Erne McCullumsmith

This study identifies elevated mRNA expression of AKT isotypes in schizophrenia neurons, suggesting a potential decoupling of transcript and protein levels, with sex-specific differences and involvement of related signaling components.

Molecular Psychiatry · Oct 18, 2024Peer-reviewedNeuroscience