The largest-to-date study relating DNA variations and anxiety disorders has revealed several previously unidentified locations in the human genome where variations in the sequence tend to occur in…
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A research team led by a 2018 BBRF Young Investigator, Sung Il Park, Ph.D., reports that it has developed and tested a new technology enabling unprecedented exploration of nerve-cell function inside…
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An international team of researchers studying a large sample of people in the United Kingdom has made important observations about the relationship of depression and seven other illnesses which…
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A research team that included five BBRF grantees has reported results of a large study relating DNA variations to the risk of problematic alcohol use (PAU). The study nearly tripled the number of…
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The human genome’s three billion pairs of DNA “letters” are a code of instructions packed tightly in the center of every cell, bearing our genetic inheritance. The sequence of those letters, which…
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