| Presidential Address |
"How Twins Saved Psychology, and What Psychology Has Given in
Return"
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Matt McGue
University of Minnesota, USA
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Plenary Lectures
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Global Human Proteome Project and Disease Biomarker Discovery
for
the Personalized Medicine |
Young-Ki Paik
Yonsei University,
South Korea
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Behavioral genetics in the era of molecular genetics:
Learning abilities and disabilities as examples |
Robert Plomin
King¡¯s College, London, UK
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Novel uses of twins in the era of molecular genetics-
examples from epigenetics and gene expression
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Tim Spector
King¡¯s College, London, UK
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| Plenary Review |
Behavior and psychiatry |
Dorret Boomsma
Vrije University,
the Netherlands |
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The multiple pregnancy; recent highlights of obstetrical
research.
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Nils Lambalk
Vrije University, the Netherlands
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Contributions
of twin studies towards elucidating disease etiology |
Nick Martin
Queensland Institute of Medical Research, Australia
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