tag:genomics.weblog.glam.ac.uk,2011:mephisto//comments Mephisto Drax 2010-11-19T18:25:31Z jamie huddleston tag:genomics.weblog.glam.ac.uk,2005-08-12:7278:138980 2010-11-19T18:25:31Z 2010-11-19T18:25:31Z i rly need 2 find sumwhere 2 gt a paternity test cn u help md plz i gt ripd off by 1 of da postal 1s i jus dnt no where 2 turn cn u help plz? jamie huddleston tag:genomics.weblog.glam.ac.uk,2005-08-12:7278:138979 2010-11-19T18:24:07Z 2010-11-19T18:24:07Z i rly need 2 find sumwhere 2 gt a paternity test cn u help md plz i gt ripd off by 1 of da postal 1s i jus dnt no where 2 turn cn u help plz? theagingfanboy tag:genomics.weblog.glam.ac.uk,2010-09-30:134165:134171 2010-09-30T12:36:42Z 2010-09-30T12:36:42Z This reads like a press-release - perhaps a little more scepticism is called for? Surely a whole 85% of children with ADHD are genetically the same as the rest of us? What's more 7% of normal children have dodgy genes lurking in their cells! There was an intersting exchange about this on the "Today" programme on Radio 4 this morning, and you can read an account about it at: http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/thereporters/ferguswalsh/2010/09/the_genetics_of_adhd.html A mother of a sufferer was interviewed on the same programme and told how pleased she was that the condition had been shown to be genetic. I don't think that the study has confirmed that at all. bioinformatics training tag:genomics.weblog.glam.ac.uk,2010-09-08:132169:133198 2010-09-20T05:14:24Z 2010-09-20T05:14:24Z Yah........ Thats really true that gene variations may play a role in developing common breast cancer....... Kim tag:genomics.weblog.glam.ac.uk,2010-09-14:132801:132898 2010-09-15T13:03:55Z 2010-09-15T13:03:55Z Thanks Emma, this was thrilling news for the team and great to see our work reaching such a wide and varied audience! originsg tag:genomics.weblog.glam.ac.uk,2010-07-07:126872:126894 2010-07-07T19:38:56Z 2010-07-07T19:38:56Z Thanks for posting this letter. Its so rare to find info on the point of view of teenagers and the new genetics. I enjoyed it and wish you luck with further outreaches to your community. Rachel tag:genomics.weblog.glam.ac.uk,2010-06-21:126210:126267 2010-06-24T09:26:11Z 2010-06-24T09:26:11Z Please vote - the National Geographic frog licker is beating us!!!! http://www.the-scientist.com/fragments/survey/videoawards2010/voting.jsp?campaignId=11 Surrey Web Design tag:genomics.weblog.glam.ac.uk,2009-07-09:94549:126207 2010-06-21T21:19:31Z 2010-06-21T21:19:31Z @ Emma, Love the YouTube video, how cool to be labelled a 'Rock Star of Science' Surrey Web Design tag:genomics.weblog.glam.ac.uk,2010-06-10:125689:126206 2010-06-21T21:15:28Z 2010-06-21T21:15:28Z My son has just been diagnosed as BAP (Broad Autism Phenotype - ie our whole male family line appears to show autism like characteristics) and borderline ASD, and I am sure if my father and I were to be tested we would show up plenty of these mutant genes, but I have to say we have all done pretty well in life, so unless it's core autism it's no bar to a great and good life. theagingfanboy tag:genomics.weblog.glam.ac.uk,2010-04-30:123052:123400 2010-05-05T15:36:16Z 2010-05-05T15:36:16Z A very worthwhile project. It's worth enquiring about the possible effects of a positive result on people's lives. I DIDN'T inherit a problem which caused the death of my father, and yet over the years have been treated as if I did. This year I was told by a health professional that I should be blacklisted as an insurance risk because of my father's medical history, despite not having his problem, and in fact not being dead (he died when he was ten years younger than I am now). Hopefully this scheme will give people better treatment, but it should be in the context of not blighting their financial life. That's one big souorce of stress they could do without. Juping tag:genomics.weblog.glam.ac.uk,2010-05-03:123274:123396 2010-05-05T11:59:42Z 2010-05-05T11:59:42Z Great you got very positive feedback. Your GAMY girls have done marvellous work with those young people. Rachel tag:genomics.weblog.glam.ac.uk,2010-05-03:123274:123302 2010-05-04T09:30:57Z 2010-05-04T09:30:57Z Good to hear there was so much interest in the GAMY project Nicki amongst the genetic counselling community. Project outputs are still available on www.gamyproject.org.uk Wedding cakes tag:genomics.weblog.glam.ac.uk,2009-07-22:95520:120333 2010-03-19T15:15:29Z 2010-03-19T15:15:29Z I actually liked it, that it was informative baby2mom tag:genomics.weblog.glam.ac.uk,2010-03-15:119900:119929 2010-03-15T15:54:23Z 2010-03-15T15:54:23Z Egg donation in South Africa has enforced a certain process for quite some time. These issues include the egg donor donation being limited to a marginal amount so the recruitment of egg donors is based on ultruistic reasons and motivations. There is also an extensive availability of egg donors in South Africa and persons looking for donor eggs have access to detailed egg donor profiles and picture of egg donors. Moreso, the cost of egg donation in South AFrica is effectively contained keeping egg donation very affordable. army rations tag:genomics.weblog.glam.ac.uk,2010-03-15:119900:119914 2010-03-15T13:09:02Z 2010-03-15T13:09:02Z Posts are so informative where we get lots of information on any topic. Nice job keep it up. We can see your hard work as well as skill.