Psy Genomics
Psy Genomics is dedicated to take advantage of the feeding
of the genomics in order to discover therapeutic of the novel for the psychiatric disorders.
Many psychiatric disorders which schizophrenia, depression and
the bipolar disorders can be attributed to the genetic factors. They give
understanding the genetic geniuses and ways it has been associated with varied
the psychiatric diseases, Psy Genomics plans to discover and to develop new drugs for
to deal these disorders.
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