Disease risk assessment of DISC1-TR downstream candidate genes in genome wide analysis. Gene-based scoring analysis of the downstream candidate genes of DISC1-TR. Residual Variation Intolerance Score (RVIS) is a gene-based scoring tool, which systematically quantified the amount of functional mutations in each gene based on NHLBI GO Exome Sequencing Project (ESP) 6500 and established a genome-wide scoring system to prioritize genes based on their intolerance to standing functional mutations in the human population. The RVIS score is color-coded (red to dark grey, ranging from −4 to 4). The intolerance of functional mutation is positively correlated with the RVIS score. The genes that we did the transcriptional screen with were ranked by RVIS score in three gene collections: DISC1-Interacting (154 genes); HuGE-SZ (1499 genes); Polygenic-SZ (1796 genes). Within each collection, the relative RVIS score is color-coded (orange to white, ranging from the highest to the lowest RVIS score in the collection). %set is the percentile rank of each gene in each collection.