Événements

ASHG 2007 (American Society of Human Genetics, 57th Annual Meeting)

Genome-wide significance and locus identification in genome wide association studies, P Van Eerdewegh et al. (poster)

LDOrbits: feature definition in genome-wide association studies, P Croteau et al.
(présentation orale)

Genome-Wide Association Study for Longevity Using 550,000 SNPs in the Quebec Founder Population, S Kebache et al. (poster)

Population Stratification in the Quebec Founder Population, J Raelson et al. (poster)

Conditioning on risk and protective alleles for Crohn’s disease identifies novel gene interactions, R Little et al. (poster)

Genome-Wide Association Studies for Complex Diseases Using the Quebec Founder Population, B Paquin et al. (poster)

BioContact Québec

High throughput, high quality genetic services: SNP genotyping, genetic analysis and pharmacogenomics,
B Paquin (présentation corporative)

High-quality, high-throughput genotyping and genetic analysis: a platform for gene discovery and pharmacogenomics studies, H Fournier et al. (présentation orale et poster)

Genome-wide association studies for complex diseases using samples from the Quebec Founder Population, B Paquin et al. (présentation orale et poster)

Genome-wide association study in the Quebec Founder Population generates map of interacting genes associated with schizophrenia, N Paquin et al. (poster)

From Genome-Wide Association Studies to GeneMaps and BioMarkers: Overview of a Disease Gene Identification Process,
R Allard et al. (poster)

A Genome-Wide Association Study of Crohn’s Disease Identifies Multiple Risk Loci and Genes, J Raelson et al. (poster)

Streamlining Genetic Analysis: IT Methodology and Computational Platform for Genome-Wide Association Studies,
B Stojkovic et al. (poster)