To verify if this process might possibly contribute in the pathogenesis of schizophrenia post mortem brains of patients suffering from this disease were analysed immunohistochemically for the presence and co-localization of cathepsin K and beta-EP.
To verify if this process might possibly contribute in the pathogenesis of schizophrenia post mortem brains of patients suffering from this disease were analysed immunohistochemically for the presence and co-localization of cathepsin K and beta-EP.
Of the 21 genes, 15 are not presently identified, and only 3 genes (cathepsin K, GRK6, and a gene with accession number AI177589) are located in chromosome regions known to be associated with schizophrenia.