Schizophrenia: A scientific graveyard or a pragmatically useful diagnostic construct?
Schizophrenia: A scientific graveyard or a pragmatically useful diagnostic construct?
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DOI:
10.1016/j.schres.2022.01.022
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发表时间:
2022-04
影响因子:
4.5
通讯作者:
Goldsmith, David R.
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作者:
Walker, Elaine F.;Goldsmith, David R.
References to schizophrenia research as a scientific “graveyard” first appeared decades ago (Plum, 1972). This special issue demonstrates that controversies about the viability/validity of the diagnosis of schizophrenia have continued. The premise of this commentary is that there are scientific reasons for these controversies, and they stem from the facts that the brain is more complex than other organs and that the human brain disorders that are in psychiatry's purview, especially psychoses, involve disruptions for which there are few animal-model homologs. Positive psychotic symptoms, especially, reflect dysfunction in neural substrates that are human-specific. Finally, we conclude that scientific discussions of schizophrenia would benefit from improved conceptual clarity, but that the diagnosis is worth retaining until scientific advances reveal etiologic subtypes and effective treatments.Compared with the brain, organ systems that are the focus of other medical fields (e g., nephrology, cardiology) have greater biomechanical simplicity and cross-species homology, thereby enhancing the utility of animal models (AMs). In contrast, psychiatry and neurology are confronted by cross-species variation, with humans having a unique brain morphology, developmental course, and functional capacity. This poses scientific challenges for both fields. Advances in stem-cell–derived organoids have potential for offering insights, but there are limitations; organoids do not recapitulate the regional specificity or developmental trajectory of the human brain, even with advances in 3D-culture and phenotypic profiling (De Los Angeles et al., 2021; Yadav et al., 2021). Thus, both nonhuman primate (NHP) models and organoids are limited in their ability to inform our understanding of complex human brain disorders (Heilbronner and Chafee, 2019).
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