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1 hiPSC lines were obtained from the Stem Cell Respository of National Institute of Mental Healtr 2 hiPSC lines were obtained from the Ciolumbia Stem Cell Core Facility *sibling pair *twin pair Supplementary Table S1: Clinical and demographic characteristics of 22q11.2DS/SCZ patients and healthy controls.

Table 1 1 hiPSC lines were obtained from the Stem Cell Respository of National Institute of Mental Healtr 2 hiPSC lines were obtained from the Ciolumbia Stem Cell Core Facility *sibling pair *twin pair Supplementary Table S1: Clinical and demographic characteristics of 22q11.2DS/SCZ patients and healthy controls.

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