September 04, 2024
LIBD Scientists Find Genes Adjacent to Schizophrenia Risk Genes Carry Their Own Risk
BALTIMORE, MD. — Sept. 4, 2024 — Finding the genes that turn on and off to cause disease isn’t always as simple as in Huntington’s disease, in which one mutation in a single gene causes the rare disorder. Schizophrenia, for […]
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LIBD Researcher Studies at University of Cambridge
There are about 4,000 miles between the Lieber Institute for Brain Development in Baltimore and the University of Cambridge in the United Kingdom. The distance doesn’t daunt Louise Huuki-Myers, Staff Scientist I at the Lieber Institute, who began her PhD […]
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AANRI Leaders Discuss Diversity in Neuroscience with Research!America
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Lieber Institute Scientists Lead Significant PsychENCODE Research in Science
The journal Science in May published a raft of papers produced by the PsychENCODE Consortium, and Lieber Institute scientists played a crucial role on three of the nine articles. The National Institutes of Health founded the PsychENCODE project in 2015 […]
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