Written by Clif Duhn

Willsey Lab’s work on genetic risk factors for Tourette disorder hailed as one of Neuron’s top papers for 2016-2017

The work of a multi-institution research team led in part by UCSF Department of Psychiatry scientists Jeremy Willsey, Stephan Sanders, and Matthew State has been recognized by Neuron with inclusion on the journal’s “Best of 2016-2017” list.

Their paper, “De Novo Coding Variants Are Strongly Associated With Tourette Disorder,” was cited as one of the five most accessed research papers during the final quarter of 2016 and first three quarters of 2017.

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