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The XVth World Congress of Psychiatric Genetics, October 7-11, 2007: Rapporteur summaries of oral presentations.
By admin | February 29, 2008
Alkelai A, Baum A, Carless M, Crowley J, Dasbanerjee T, Dempster E, Docherty S, Hare E, Galsworthy MJ, Grover D, Glubb D, Karlsson R, Mill J, Sen S, Quinones MP, Vallender EJ, Verma R, Vijayan NN, Villafuerte S, Voineskos AN, Volk H, Yu L, Zimmermann P, Delisi LE
Am J Med Genet B Neuropsychiatr Genet (Mar 2008)
The World Congress of Psychiatric Genetics (WCPG) has become an annual event since the early 1990’s sponsored by the International Society of Psychiatric Genetics (ISPG). Each year the latest published and unpublished findings are aired for discussion by representatives of the majority of research programs on this topic world-wide. The 2007 congress was held in New York City and attracted over 1000 researchers. The topics emphasized included results from whole genome association studies, the significance of copy number variation and the important contributions of epigenetic events to psychiatric disorders. There were over 20 oral sessions devoted to these and other topics of interest. Young investigator recipients of travel awards served as rapporteurs to summarize sessions and these summaries follow.
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