Psych Trans Rsrch Schz

Medicine & Life Sciences

1. Schizophrenia 100%
2. Psychotic Disorders 82%
3. Brain 51%
4. Antipsychotic Agents 33%
5. Prefrontal Cortex 32%
6. Bipolar Disorder 31%
7. Short-Term Memory 24%
8. Magnetic Resonance Imaging 24%
9. Cognition 21%
10. Memory 20%
11. Tardive Dyskinesia 19%
12. Phenotype 18%
13. Haloperidol 16%
14. Depression 14%
15. Hippocampus 14%
16. Nucleus Accumbens 13%
17. Gray Matter 12%
18. Ketamine 11%
19. White Matter 11%
20. Dyskinesias 11%
21. Traumatic Brain Injury 11%
22. Gyrus Cinguli 11%
23. Dopamine 11%
24. Temporal Lobe 10%
25. Cerebrovascular Circulation 10%
26. Oxygen 10%
27. Pharmaceutical Preparations 10%
28. Clozapine 10%
29. Healthy Volunteers 10%
30. Placebos 9%
31. Prolactin 9%
32. Biomarkers 8%
33. Dopamine Agonists 8%
34. Chronic Brain Injury 8%
35. Therapeutics 8%
36. Olanzapine 8%
37. Aptitude 8%
38. Frontal Lobe 8%
39. Suicide 7%
40. Regional Blood Flow 7%
41. Multiple Sclerosis 7%
42. Neurons 7%
43. Neuroimaging 7%
44. sertindole 7%
45. Psychiatry 7%
46. Endophenotypes 7%
47. Glutamic Acid 7%
48. Sincalide 7%
49. Cognitive Dysfunction 6%
50. Major Depressive Disorder 6%
51. Parietal Lobe 6%
52. Antidepressive Agents 6%
53. Genes 6%
54. Corpus Striatum 6%
55. Huntington Disease 6%
56. Mastication 6%
57. N-Methyl-D-Aspartate Receptors 6%
58. Task Performance and Analysis 6%
59. Reaction Time 6%
60. Dopamine D2 Receptors 6%
61. Individuality 5%
62. Eye Movements 5%
63. Semantics 5%
64. Smooth Pursuit 5%
65. Growth Hormone 5%
66. gamma-Aminobutyric Acid 5%
67. Dentate Gyrus 5%
68. Mental Disorders 5%
69. GABA Agonists 5%
70. Neuronal Plasticity 5%
71. Evoked Potentials 5%
72. Positron-Emission Tomography 5%
73. Gene Expression 5%
74. Neurosciences 5%
75. Psychology Recognition 5%
76. Reward 5%
77. Dopamine Receptors 5%