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. 2011 Oct 14;7(4):154–156. doi: 10.6026/97320630007154

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(a) DiseaseComps (orange tab) for schizophrenia via gene marker/mechanism (M-type) relationships include familiar diseases such as bipolar disorder, autism, and psychoses (ranked #1-3), but also discovers non-intuitive diseases like breast cancer (ranked #6) that share ten M-type genes with schizophrenia (red circle). (b) The common curated genes can be viewed by clicking on the hyperlinked numeral (red circle) to produce a Venn diagram and a list of the ten genes shared between schizophrenia and breast cancer.