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Introduction to Behavioral Genetics

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Introduction to Behavioral Genetics

Introduction to Behavioral Genetics - Matt McGue, PhD, Regents Professor, University of Minnesota, Department of Psychology Genetic methods for studying human/animal behavior. Emphasizes nature/origin of individual differences in behavior. Twin and adoption methods. Cytogenetics, molecular genetics, linkage/association studies. University of Minnesota Course Material PSY 5137 - Fall 2020 TopicsTopic #1: Overview & Historical BackgroundTopic #2: Mendelian Inheritance<a href="https://sites.google.com/umn.edu/behavioralgenetics-mcgue/home-topics/topic-3-gene-structure-function?auth

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    0095 Topic 14： Module G-The 5-HTTLPR x Stress Interaction in Depression

  2. 105

    0047 Topic 7： Module E-Gene-environment Interaction

  3. 104

    0045 Topic 7： Module C-Heritability

  4. 103

    0106 Topic 17： Module B-Prospects - Where Does This All Lead

  5. 102

    0105 Topic 17： Module A-Big Picture - What Have We Learned

  6. 101

    0104 Topic 16： Module D-Alcohol Sensitivity and the Endophenotype Approach

  7. 100

    0103 Topic 16： Module C-ALDH and ADH

  8. 99

    0102 Topic 16： Module B-Genetics of Alcoholism

  9. 98

    0101 Topic 16： Module A-What is alcoholism

  10. 97

    0100 Topic 15： Module E-Sex Difference in ADHD Risk

  11. 96

    0099 Topic 15： Module D-The Dopamine Model of ADHD and Candidate Genes

  12. 95

    0098 Topic 15： Module C-Environmental contributions to ADHD risk

  13. 94

    0097 Topic 15： Module B-The Genetics of ADHD

  14. 93

    0094 Topic 14： Module F-The most famous GxE for a psychiatric disorder

  15. 92

    0046 Topic 7： Module D-Biometric Analysis of Familial Resemblance

  16. 91

    0096 Topic 15： Module A-What is ADHD

  17. 90

    0093 Topic 14： Module E-Gender difference in Major Depressive Disorder

  18. 89

    0092 Topic 14： Module D-GWAS, Pleiotropy and mood disorders

  19. 88

    0091 Topic 14： Module C-Twin and adoption studies of mood disorders

  20. 87

    0090 Topic 14： Module B-Clinical epidemiology of mood disorders

  21. 86

    0089 Topic 14： Module A-What are mood disorders

  22. 85

    0088 Topic 13： Module H - Genetics and Health Disparities

  23. 84

    0087 Topic 13： Module G - Population Stratification

  24. 83

    0086 Topic 13： Module F - Human Population Genetic Differences

  25. 82

    0085 Topic 13： Module E - Race, Ethnicity and Ancestry

  26. 81

    0084 Topic 13： Module D -The Clinical Utility of GWAS Results

  27. 80

    0083 Topic 13： Module C-The Pervasive Existence of Pleiotropy

  28. 79

    0082 Topic 13： Module B-Missing Heritability

  29. 78

    0081 Topic 13： Module A-Genetic Architecture

  30. 77

    0080 Topic 12： Module H-Schizophrenia Summary

  31. 76

    0079 Topic 12： Module G-Environmental - Schizophrenia Risk

  32. 75

    0078 Topic 12： Module F-Rare Variants - Schizophrenia Risk

  33. 74

    0077 Topic 12： Module E-GWAS of Schizophrenia

  34. 73

    0076 Topic 12： Module D-Logic of GWAS

  35. 72

    0075 Topic 12： Module C-Linkage Disequilibrium

  36. 71

    0074 Topic 12： Module B-Candidate-gene approach

  37. 70

    0073 Topic 12： Module A-Positional Cloning

  38. 69

    0072 Topic 11： Module F-Linkage Analysis II

  39. 68

    0071 Topic 11： Module E-Linkage Analysis I

  40. 67

    0070 Topic 11： Module D-The multifactorial (threshold) model of schizophrenia

  41. 66

    0069 Topic 11： Module C-Twin and adoption studies of schizophrenia

  42. 65

    0068 Topic 11： Module B-Clinical epidemiology of schizophrenia

  43. 64

    0067 Topic 11： Module A-What is schizophrenia

  44. 63

    0066 Topic 19： Module E-The Challenge of Establishing Parenting Effects

  45. 62

    0065 Topic 10： Module D-The Importance of a Developmental Perspective

  46. 61

    0064 Topic 10： Module C-Three Laws of Behavioral Genetics

  47. 60

    0063 Topic 10： Module B-Importance of the Non-Shared Environment

  48. 59

    0062 Topic 10： Module A-Gene-Environment Interplay

  49. 58

    0061 Topic 9： Module E-Apparent maternal effect on ID risk

  50. 57

    0060 Topic 9： Module D-Males are at greater risk for ID than females

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Introduction to Behavioral Genetics - Matt McGue, PhD, Regents Professor, University of Minnesota, Department of Psychology Genetic methods for studying human/animal behavior. Emphasizes nature/origin of individual differences in behavior. Twin and adoption methods. Cytogenetics, molecular genetics, linkage/association studies. University of Minnesota Course Material PSY 5137 - Fall 2020 TopicsTopic #1: Overview & Historical BackgroundTopic #2: Mendelian Inheritance<a href="https://sites.google.com/umn.edu/behavioralgenetics-mcgue/home-topics/topic-3-gene-structure-function?auth

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