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Conversation with Carolyn Hax: Ask Me About Health, Genetics and Dealing with Diseases September 30, 2014 - Genomics and Our Health: What does the future hold? A closing symposium for the exhibition - Genome: Unlocking Life's Code - that explores the potential of genomics to... By: GenomeTV … Continue reading →

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PUBLIC RELEASE DATE: 9-Oct-2014 Contact: Kevin Jiang kevin.jiang@uchospitals.edu 773-795-5227 University of Chicago Medical Center @UChicagoMed The National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) has awarded the University of Chicago a $12 million, five year grant to establish a national Center of Excellence to study drug abuse-associated behaviors by conducting research with rats. Led by Abraham Palmer, PhD, associate professor of human genetics, the NIDA Center for Genome-Wide Association Studies in Outbred Rats will combine complex behavioral studies with recent technological advances in rat genetics to help scientists shed light on the genes behind drug addiction. Rats have a long and storied history as an important animal model for research, especially in behavioral studies. But in recent decades, the use of rats has given way to mice because of innovations in the manipulation of mouse genomes. This shift has affected certain research fields, particularly the study of drug abuse and addiction, where behavioral tasks are often too complex for mice to perform. That's led to a slowdown in research aimed at revealing the genetics thought underlie drug abuse-related behaviors. "The odds of permanently recovering from drug addiction are low and there is currently very little understanding of why that is," Palmer said. … Continue reading →

[GENETICS VS. HARD WORK] INSTAGRAM HOES What's good everyone!? It's about to get a little bit rough and that's because I'm sick and tired of people mistaking genetic gifts for hard work. Just becau... By: Flex Founded Project … Continue reading →