Running a chi–square goodness of fit test to compare observed
frequencies with expected frequencies, we find statistically significant
divergence. A \(\chi^2\) value of ~80.82 and
~109.21 is calculated for BPD and SCZ, respectively,
both of which indicate a p value of <0.01. Therefore,
we reject the null hypothesis in favour of the alternative hypothesis:
variants of AKAP11 show statistically significant influence over
the diagnosis of SCZ and BPD.