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An interdisciplinary project with scientists and clinicians from across the Medical Sciences Division used bipolar patient-derived fibroblasts to gain a deeper understanding into patient circadian rhythms, and how these rhythmic changes could predict lithium sensitivity in bipolar disorder.

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