Mark E. S. Bailey

Publishing 2017

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Publications 1

  1. genome-wide analysis in uk biobank identifies four loci associated with mood instability and genetic correlation with major depressive disorder, anxiety disorder and schizophrenia
    Joey Ward, Rona J. Strawbridge, Mark E. S. Bailey, Nicholas Graham, Amy Ferguson, Donald M. Lyall, Breda Cullen, Laura M. Pidgeon, Jonathan Cavanagh, Daniel F. Mackay, Jill P. Pell, Michael O'Donovan and 2 more
    npj computational materials 2017 386 reads

Possible papers by Mark E. S. Bailey 3

Published under a similar spelling of the name. Beside each paper is the evidence that it may be the same person, strongest first; "Same name only" means there is nothing else to go on.

  1. Characterization and assessment of the potential toxicity/pathogenicity of fibrous glaucophane.
    as Mark Bailey Environmental research 2019
    Same name only
  2. U.S. Policy on human trafficking a partial solution for a perplexing global human rights problem
    as M. Bailey indonesian journal of international and comparative law 2018
    Same name only
  3. Measurement of theZ-bosonpTdistribution inp¯pcollisions at √s=1.8 TeV
    as M. Bailey physical review letters 1991
    Same name only

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