A geneticist who investigates genetic contributions to variation in behavior. Comparisons among relatives and genomic measurements address population variation; a genetic association alone does not establish a single deterministic cause of an individual’s behavior.
A geneticist who investigates inherited contributions to psychiatric traits and disorders. Family studies and genomic comparisons estimate patterns of liability and identify associated variants, whose effects depend on the population and measurement context.
A researcher whose work concerns child and adolescent anxiety or relevant cognitive mechanisms.[ref]
Heart-beat perception, panic/somatic symptoms and anxiety sensitivity in children by Thalia C. Eley and others. Behaviour Research and Therapy 42, 439–448; 79 children aged 8–11, mental tracking and symptom/sensitivity measures
Portrait of Thalia C. Eley
. Association for Child and Adolescent Mental Health portrait. Source.A psychiatric geneticist who investigated inherited liability to psychiatric outcomes using family and genomic evidence.[ref]
Schizophrenia as a complex trait by Patrick F. Sullivan and others. 2003, author and study described in the original publication
A behavioral geneticist who tested historic depression candidate gene and interaction hypotheses in large samples.[ref]
No support for historic candidate gene or candidate gene-by-interaction hypotheses for major depression across multiple large samples by Richard Border and others. 2019, author and study described in the original publication
A behavioral geneticist who used population-register and family designs to study inherited psychiatric liability.[ref]
Common genetic determinants of schizophrenia and bipolar disorder in Swedish families by Paul Lichtenstein and others. 2009, author and study described in the original publication
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