Dave Curtis lecture notes
Skived off the lecture? Couldn't get a copy of the hand-out from a friend?
Never fear, they're all here! Who knows, maybe these versions have been
updated since I gave the lecture. Maybe not.
I regularly lecture on the following topics, for which notes are
available:
The first two sets of notes explain a few general things about genetics,
including the use of DNA markers for mapping disease loci.
The other sets of notes give very brief overviews of
what is known about the genetics of certain psychiatric illnesses, though
if you really want to find out about them you'd probably be better off
looking them up in OMIM
(Online Mendelian Inheritance in Man). These notes may not be all that
comprehensive, nor comprehensible if you weren't actually at the lecture,
nor perhaps even accurate, but maybe they'll be of some interest to somebody.
Here are notes I produced for presentations describing two new methods
of analysis we have developed:
And here are overheads for other subjects (please note that the field may have progressed since they were prepared):
Other stuff:
All material copyright Dave Curtis (1995-2009). You
can distribute it as you like provided my copyright remains acknowledged.
david.curtis@qmul.ac.uk