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What if a certain SNP that is associated with more alcohol consumption is also associsted with more smoking consumption, wouldnt that mean you havent controlled for confounders? Genes may not be causal for just one single thing and may in fact predispose to other behaviours also?

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It's normal feeling just think of the feeling you would know immediately if you feel any pain yeah

I like the question section at the end!

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Nice video! Two questions: 1) Why would one want to exclude CNAs that overlap specific regions? Improve computational speed? 2) What would be the justification for setting the % exclusion zone overlap? E.g. why would I set overlap threshold to 50% and not 75%? Thanks!

Excellent presentation on SAIGE! I learned a lot about the tool.

Please where I can find the codes if possible

Very clear. Thank you!

Hello can you explain why the copy number values are seen as 2,3,9,51 like this and not like 0,1,and 2 while downloading the data from tcga

dear Jian Yang very nicely explained

TS and OCD are somewhat similar.

What is meant by the effect size of an allele? What is the context for that?

I don't understand why this only has 124 views?

What?

Him, its a interesting talk. I'm trying to use mtCOJO for my analysis by following instructions on GCTA webpage. I'm getting nan values for bC bC_se bC_pval Can you please suggest, what could be going wrong?

I'm still bewildered why at least 30 percent of World's population wasn't already sequenced? With so lowering exceeding even "Moores Law" costs! But Great Job guys! Keep going.

Long Live Polygenomic Testing Revolution! Long Live Robert Plomin, George Church and Noble He Jiankui!

Long Live Polygenomic Testing Revolution! Long Live Robert Plomin, George Church and Noble He Jiankui!

Long Live Polygenomic Testing Revolution! Long Live Robert Plomin, George Church and Noble He Jiankui!

Long Live Polygenomic Testing Revolution! Long Live Robert Plomin, George Church and Noble He Jiankui!

Long Live Polygenomic Testing Revolution! Long Live Robert Plomin, George Church and Noble He Jiankui!

Thanks nerd

Long Live George Church and He Jiankuis Heroism of Germ Line Crispr Editing potential for enhancing mental health and capabilities of society! Long Live Polygenic Testing Revolution initiated by Robert Plomin and collaborators!

Glory to Robert Plomin, George Church, He Jiankui and every other person engaged in (Poly)Genomic Revolution and betterments for future citizens of the world, as well as for more sophisticated diagnostics for contemporary humanity!

Are there any established links between Neanderthal alleles and schizofrenia susceptibility? And why? Is it because they were less social according to some anthropologists?

Long Live George Church and He Jiankuis Revolution! Long Live Robert Plomin and Polygenic Genomics!

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While limiting your children's access to alcohol may seem important due to those statistics, it is important to note that teenagers will almost always drink regardless. The level of monitoring will have to be so extreme that it can easily drive a boundary between parents and their children, and will most likely result in the children obtaining and consuming alcohol in dangerous ways. The kids that truly don't drink until they're 21 probably have incredibly low genetic risk to AUD in the first place, or simply don't want to drink due to other factors. The ones that do drink before 21 are usually doing so under less than ideal circumstances due to the parenting. Be very careful to the advice you listen to on the internet, and think long and hard about things like this. They can change your children's life.

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Thank you for the lecture

Interesting presentation

Thanks for posting that! Cheers.

Optimal/ Delayed/ Deferred Umbilical cord clamping with no vitamin K unless absolutely essential if there were a big bleed.,,I think needs to be practised.

Research the genetic mutation MTHFR. ..AND Leaky gut. Gluten problems can sometimes cause leaky gut as well.

Excellent insights in the field of ADHD and genetics.

Why do you think you only replicate 69 out of the 109 risk loci reported in Lee et al. when you are using the same or even updated GWAS summary statistics as in their paper?

though I was looking for the use of GWAS in agriculture

thank u for this!

HDAC2 enzyme lower levels?

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Rapid cycling is defined (at least in the DSM-5) as four or more mood episodes in 12 months.

Would love to be part of your thesis. Robin you were 26 years of age when I met you ...as a SHO ...I was 16 years of age and you made more sense than your hierarchy and the only person that I connected with at that very vulnerable period of my life....unfortunately you moved on as you were still in training.... Would be interested in being involved in any of your studies . Retired Public Health Specialist ...Alexandra Munro ( Glasgow)

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Why the Chinese Prof. George Fu Gao became a member of the German National Academy of Sciences Leopoldina (adviser of the German Government) in 2020 ??? What's going on here?

brilliant!

I still only understand every other word! Good to know you're still in genetic research

I saw no clear evidence in presentations that suicide is biologically distinct from certain otherwise known psychiatric symptoms (e.g. depression, disinhibition, ...).

Will any transcript or closed captions(CC)/subtitles become available?