The talk was called “Using Intermediate Phenotypes to Bridge the Gap Between Human and Mouse Genetics” and was part of symposium titled “Unraveling Genetic Influences on Substance Misuse: The Intermediate Phenotype”. Details can be found here.
Competitive renewal of NIDA R01 funded
This is the first R01 that I’ve ever had to renew, luckily I got it on the first try! The grant was funded by NIDA and is titled “Systems genetic analysis of methamphetamine’s motivational effects in a mouse AIL” and
Greta Sokoloff and Abraham Palmer are co-authors on “Genetic analysis in the Collaborative Cross breeding population: Heritability, genetic correlation and QTL mapping” which is in press at Genome Research
After a long review process this paper is finally out!
Diane Trahanas hired as Palmer Lab’s new technician
Article “Dark matter: are mice the solution to missing heritability?” accepted in Frontiers in Genetics
The article can be found here.