Complex genetics of interactions of alcohol and CNS function and behavior.
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
2005
Keywords
Alcoholism, Animals, Brain, G-Protein-Coupled-Inwardly-Rectifying-Potassium-Channels, Gene-Expression, Humans, Oligonucleotide-Array-Sequence-Analysis, Potassium-Channels-Inwardly-Rectifying, Quantitative-Trait-Loci, Sodium-Potassium-Exchanging-ATPase, Stress-Psychological
First Page
1706
Last Page
1719
JAX Source
Alcohol Clin Exp Res 2005 Sep; 29(9):1706-19.
Abstract
This work summarizes the proceedings of a symposium at the 2004 RSA Meeting in Vancouver, Canada. The organizers were R. W. Williams and D. B. Matthews; the Chair was M. F. Miles. The presentations were (1) WebQTL: A resource for analysis of gene expression variation and the genetic dissection of alcohol related phenotypes, by E. J. Chesler, (2) The marriage of microarray and qtl analyses: what's to gain, by J. K. Belknap, (3) Use of WebQTL to identify QTLs associated with footshock stress and ethanol related behaviors, by D. B. Matthews, (4) A high throughput strategy for the detection of quantitative trait genes, by R. J. Hitzemann, and (5) The use of gene arrays in conjunction with transgenic and selected animals to understand anxiety in alcoholism, by. B. Tabakoff.
Recommended Citation
Matthews DB,
Bhave SV,
Belknap JK,
Brittingham C,
Chesler EJ,
Hitzemann RJ,
Hoffmann PL,
Lu L,
McWeeney S,
Miles MF,
Tabakoff B,
Williams RW.
Complex genetics of interactions of alcohol and CNS function and behavior. Alcohol Clin Exp Res 2005 Sep; 29(9):1706-19.