Section outline

  • Lecture: Introduction: The Big Picture

    The process of genetic epidemiology; general approaches to assess the genetic basis of disease.

    Faculty:  John Witte

    Location: 
    Mission Hall 1407

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    • Required Reading:

      (Required Reading to be completed before lecture always.)

      Chapter 1 of Genetic Epidemiology: Methods and Applications, by Melissa A. Austin. CABI, 2013. ISBN: 978-1780641812.

      Books may be purchased either through the publisher or a variety of commercial venues (e.g., Amazon.com), where you can also read the beginning of the first chapter.

    • Assignment:

    • Final Exam: Optional narrative description

    • Written Final Project Due Date: Due on 3/16 by email to all of Travis Meyers <Travis.Meyers@ucsf.edu>, Thomas Hoffmann <hoffmannt@humgen.ucsf.edu>, and John Witte <John.Witte@ucsf.edu>

      Also, Brief Presentation of Project in the Final Class on 3/20

  • Lecture: Population Genetics, Modeling Genetic Inheritance, Mendel's laws

    Faculty:  Iona Cheng

    Location:  
    Mission Hall 1407

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    • Required Reading:

      Austin Chapter 2

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  • Lecture: Association Studies

    Faculty:  John Witte

    Location:  Mission Hall 1407

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    • Required Reading:

      Austin Chapters 3 and 5

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  • Lecture: Genome-wide Association Studies (GWAS)

    Introduction to genome-wide association studies (GWAS): study design, array design, and initial analysis

    Faculty:  Thomas Hoffmann

    Location:  
    Mission Hall 1407

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  • Lecture: GWAS (Continued)

    Imputation, etc.

    Faculty:  Thomas Hoffmann

    Location:  
    Mission Hall 1407

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    • Assignment: NOTE: You do not need to do the heritability question (e.g., of your trait in the UK Biobank), as we did not make it to covering that material in class.

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  • Lecture: GWAS (Still continued)

    Faculty: Tom Hoffmann

    Location:  Mission Hall 1407

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    • Assignment: Optional narrative description

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  • Lecture: Admixture Mapping

    Faculty:  Laura Fejerman

    Location:  Mission Hall 1407

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    • Required Reading:

      Austin Chapter 6.

    • Assignment: Optional narrative description

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  • Lecture: Non-mendelian Genetics

    Mitochondrial (MT); de novo; parent-of-origin; methylation

    Faculty:  Eric Jorgenson

    Location:  Mission Hall 1407

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  • Lecture: Next Generation Sequencing

    Faculty:  Eric Jorgenson

    Location:  Mission Hall 1407

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    • Final Exam: Optional narrative description

    • Written Final Project Due Date: Due by noon 3/16 by email to all of Travis Meyers <Travis.Meyers@ucsf.edu>, Thomas Hoffmann <hoffmannt@humgen.ucsf.edu>, and John Witte <wittej@humgen.ucsf.edu>

      Also, Brief Presentation of Project in the Final Class on 3/20

    • Assignment: Optional narrative description

  • Lecture: Gene-Environment Interactions, Rare Variants, Pleiotropy

    Faculty:  John Witte

    Location:  Mission Hall 1407

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    • Assignment: Optional narrative description

  • Lecture: Putting it all Together: Incorporating Molecular and Genetic Measures into Your Research

    Final Project Presentations.

    Faculty:  John Witte, Tom Hoffmann

    Location:  
    Mission Hall 1407

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