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Vulnerability to schizophrenia involving impaired myelin formation during brain development is associated with abnormal function of- B cells O microglia T cells mast cells

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Chapter35: The Nervous System

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development is associated with abnormal function of-
B cells
microglia
OT cells
mast cells

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