Study Designs and Statistical Methods for Assessing the Genetic Architecture of Disease

An introduction to study designs for investigating the role of genes in disease will be provided, followed by an overview of statistical methods used to test hypotheses for each design.  Examples of several designs will be discussed, as well as accompanying methods.  Publications assessing the role of genetic variation in disease will be examined, and a critical critique of methods and results for each publication will be reviewed.
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Historically, distillation has been the most common technology used to produce Water for Injection (WFI), due to prior process advantages and historical regulatory requirements. Changes in the European Pharmacopeiano longer require the use of distillation systems to produce WFI. In this webcast, learn about the impact of this regulatory change on water system design and how reverse osmosis and ultrafiltration can be used to produce WFI with significant lifecycle cost advantages.
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Listen in as Dr Jeremy Day, of the Department of Neurobiology at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, discusses his work exploring non-coding RNA species regulation of DNA methylation in neuronal system- including a review of some of his lab's latest unpublished data.
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