We found that compared with the low-inflammation control group, both high-inflammation schizophrenia and high-inflammation bipolar disorder subgroups had significantly higher mRNA levels of all 5 TNFSF receptors examined, FAS (F4,142 = 11.10, p ≤ .001), TNFR1 (F4,143 = 6.66, p ≤ .001), TNFR2 (H4 = 42.72, p ≤ .001), TWEAKR (H4 = 24.51, p ≤ .001), and DR4 (H4 = 38.72, p ≤ .001) (all over ↑35%, all p adj. Here, TNFRSF1A is linked to bipolar disorder.