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Methodological Considerations When Using Polygenic Scores to Explore Parent-Offspring Genetic Nurturing Effects

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By Melisa Chuong, Mark Adams, Alex Kwong, Chris Haley
| BioRxiv
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Genome-by-Trauma Exposure Interactions in Adults With Depression in the UK Biobank

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By Mark Adams, Chris Haley, Carmen Amador, Melisa Chuong
| jamanetwork.com
[Skip to Navigation] Figure 1. Proportion of Composite International Diagnostic Inventory (CIDI) Depression Variance Explained by Genetic, Environmental, and Interaction Sources in UK Biobank The proportion of variance explained is specified on the y-axis. The sources of variation are genomic (G), environmental (E), and gene-by-environment interactions (G × E), and their corresponding models are specified on the x-axis. E represents trauma exposure.
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Kunta Kinte and lessons in 'Do or do not'

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By Chris Haley
| The Free Lance-Star Verified
Over the past couple of years, we might have looked anxiously around us, amidst social distancing and wearing masks to protect ourselves and others, some of us wondering how we are going to pay next month's rent or mortgage, must less afford food for each night's meal. We look around and wonder every day, when will we get past this? When will this trying time end? When will we get back to normal? I have noticed in my life that sometimes there is no getting back to normal.
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