Meta-analysis of genome-wide association studies for neuroticism in 449,484 individuals identifies novel genetic loci and pathways

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@EvolutionistJe1 @AttorneyMcGill @KeithWoodsYT The actual study: https://t.co/K48CNOe24K Again, doesn't really say what you think it does. They found 1,016 genes that code for variability in neurological function. Now... How do those genes express? Th

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CCGG Journal Club. Tomorrow (10/27) at 12 Noon Lanxin will lead us in discussion of a large GWAS study of neuroticism. https://t.co/HZv0NriiSE Zoom link will go out via listserrve and be on the spreadsheet.

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