| Course ID | Course Name | Semester | Time | Day |
|---|---|---|---|
| HGEN 619 | Quantitative Genetics | Fall | 9:00-11:45 | T |
Schedule for HGEN 619
August thru December || Tue 9:00 AM – 11:45 PM
The effects of genes and environment on complex human traits with emphasis on: Genetic architecture and evolution; nongenetic inheritance; mate selection; developmental change; sex-effects; genotype-environment interaction; resolving cause from effect; design of genetic studies, statistical methods and computer algorithms for genetic data analysis.
Terms: Fall | Credits: 3 | Grading: A-F
Instructor
Hermine Maes, Ph.D.
Hermine Maes, Ph.D.
Professor
My research focuses on understanding the etiology and trajectories of tobacco use and abuse using meta-analyses of adolescent tobacco use data, as well as heterogeneity, developmental, survival and twin-parent analyses.
