5 Key Takeaways
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Advances in human genetics, circuit biology, and translational biomarkers have expanded researchers’ ability to investigate the biology underlying psychiatric disorders.
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Earlier target-engagement assessments and closer collaboration between discovery and clinical teams help evaluate mechanisms before programs advance.
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EEG and brain imaging approaches, including receptor occupancy imaging and fMRI, are used or explored to assess target engagement and support dose selection.
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Computational and multimodal methods may help researchers analyze heterogeneous data and identify psychiatric disease subgroups.
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Fluid biomarkers, including inflammatory markers associated with an immunometabolic profile in some patients with depression, may help define subpopulations for study.
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