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OB Oleg Bykowsky
FH Fabienne Harrisberger
AS André Schmidt
RS Renata Smieskova
DH Daniel J. Hauke
LE Laura Egloff
AR Anita Riecher-Rössler
PF Paolo Fusar-Poli
CH Christian G. Huber
UL Undine E. Lang
CA Christina Andreou
SB Stefan Borgwardt
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We use the cross-sectional data of 142 patients (72 FEP, 70 CHR-P) and 55 controls recruited in the FePsy (early detection of psychosis) study (see full Participants, Screening and Genotyping description in Supplementary materials). The PSRS data was obtained for a subsample of 61 patients: 32 FEP and 29 CHR-P, as well as for 14 controls. The data overlaps (n = 72) with our previous studies57.

All participants provided written informed consent and received compensation for participating. The studies had permission from the ethics committee beider Basel (EKBB). All methods were performed in accordance with the relevant guidelines and regulations.

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