Genome-Wide Polygenic Risk Mapping Of The Phenome in Emerging Adulthood Posted by PG Lab Media Categories CURRENT RESEARCH, Uncategorized Date February 14, 2017 Comments 0 comment This research maps genetic risk for numerous health and psychiatric phenotypes to real-world outcomes and behaviors in emerging adults (N = 5,947) across ancestries. Share: PG Lab Media Previous post Pathway-based Polygenic Risk for Severe Depression Implicates Drug Metabolism in a Large Han Chinese Cohort February 14, 2017 Next post Leveraging psychiatric and medical genetics to understand co-morbid depression and obesity. 11 July, 2017 You may also like Enhancing Psychosis-Spectrum Nosology through an International Data Sharing Initiative 16 May, 2018 Pathway-based Polygenic Risk for Severe Depression Implicates Drug Metabolism in a Large Han Chinese Cohort 16 May, 2018 SimPRS: Fast Simulation of Polygenic Risk Scores to estimate PRS performance under various conditions and p-value thresholds 14 February, 2017
