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Abstract
Mood and psychotic disorders are associated with disrupted circadian rhythms in sleep and activity.
- Mood and psychotic disorders may impact the regulation of biological clocks governing sleep and activity patterns.
- Certain genes linked to mood and psychosis risk could influence how these circadian rhythms function at a molecular level.
- The specific role of mood and psychosis risk-associated genes in cellular circadian rhythms is currently unclear.
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