Study: Dysregulated Gene Expression May Occur in Bipolar and Depression!



In bipolar disorder a novel hypothesis regarding dysregulated genes is particularly intriguing, as bipolar disorder has a strong genetic basis. Moreover, changes of gene expression have been shown to be related to circadian and seasonal rhythms. Therefore, dysregulated gene expression may underlie the mood phases seen in bipolar disorder.

Differences in Lymphocyte Gene Expression Seen in Bipolar Mania, Depression. Amit Arnand, MD. Cleveland Clinic: Consult, QD. March 17, 2015. https://consultqd.clevelandclinic.org/2015/03/differences-in-lymphocyte-gene-expression-seen-in-bipolar-mania-depression/?utm_campaign=qd+tweets&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter&utm_content=150317+differences+lymphocyte+gene+bipolar+mania+depression&dynid=twitter-_-qd+tweets-_-social-_-social-_-150317+differences+lymphocyte+gene+bipolar+mania+depression

Fuzzy Thinking Common to Bipolar and Depression!

Perhaps you remember a time when focusing wasn’t so hard, and when your thoughts seemed sharper, clearer, as though you were constantly on the edge of your seat. Now, you may find yourself battling fatigue and fuzzy thinking, feeling as though your thoughts aren’t as sharp as they used to be.

'Fuzzy Thinking' Episodes Are Real Signs Of Depression, Bipolar Disorder: Study. Medical Daily. Lecia Bushak. http://www.medicaldaily.com/fuzzy-thinking-episodes-are-real-signs-depression-bipolar-disorder-study-332116