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Misshaped 'spines' suggest new schizophrenia theory Schizophrenia Update, January 2003 | ||||||
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The findings suggest a very different cause than other theories of schizophrenia, which focus on abnormal brain chemistry, particularly of dopamine signalling, or defects in the development of specific brain pathways. The differences discovered are in the spiny structures found at synapses
- the pathways through which nerve cells communicate. The spines in the
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