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Originally Posted by Sometimes psychotic
I think it's going to be like treating cancer where there is more than one type, that's all. It's not that this isn't exciting but I don't know that they've even found an equivalent version mutation in humans with sz as this is just the beginning in mice and a lot of stuff never make it past that stage. Plus it's an actin regulatory gene I think it's just weird that's all. I don't put a lot of faith in the article its kind of sensationalist.
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But with cancer we can see the mechanism of action , maybe the 'why' is harder to pin down , granted.
Think of it , the mechanism of action in schiz, is not even known , some would argue.
Now if we get a clear mechanism to how schiz develops , then this would be groundbreaking , and could even inform the treatment of other 'types' of schiz.