INTRODUCTION Mankind has been plagued with diseases since the beginning of human existence. Whether it be from environmental factors, genetics, or a combination of both; researchers have tried to solve the mysteries of these maladies. While significant progress has been made in curing several diseases caused by bacteria and viruses, genetic disorders have proven to be a ferocious foe for both technology and human creativity. The complexity, variety, and intensity of these diseases usually cannot be simplified down to one drug to remedy everyone; Schizophrenia is a fine example of this concept (Tracy, 2015). Schizophrenia is a chronic brain disorder that affects one percent of the world’s population (Insel, 2010). Symptoms of the disease
