Genetic Link to Weight and Obesity - Sanger Institute
A study of 90,000 people has uncovered new genetic variants that influence fat mass, weight and risk of obesity. The variants act in addition to the recently described variants of the FTO gene: on average, adults carrying variants in both genes are 3.8 kg (or 8.5 lb) heavier.
Видео Genetic Link to Weight and Obesity - Sanger Institute канала Wellcome Sanger Institute
Видео Genetic Link to Weight and Obesity - Sanger Institute канала Wellcome Sanger Institute
Показать
Комментарии отсутствуют
Информация о видео
17 ноября 2009 г. 15:18:26
00:03:03
Другие видео канала
Kelly Vere - The Technician Commitment: Impact to Date
Emma Davenport - Making Medicines Personal: Is It All in Your Genes?
A story of love, flu and a BBC Radio 4 drama - Sanger Institute
Sanger Institute - Making a difference: Fiona Behan, cancer researcher
Sanger Institute - Human Cell Atlas funding from Wellcome
Sanger Seminar - Charting the evolutionary journey towards malaria elimination - Dominic Kwiatkowski
Kelly Vere - Keynote Speech - An introduction to the UK Institute for Technical Skills and Strategy
Relentless killer captured by art - Sanger Institute
Sample of an Unknown Soldier - Sanger Institute
The Right Tools for the Job - Support for Sanger Faculty
Sanger Institute - Q&A with Professor Matthew Hurles
Sanger Seminar Series - Q&A with Professor Phil H Jones
Sanger Seminar Series - Q&A with Professor Dominic Kwaitkowski
Sanger Institute - COVID Sequencing in the UK: One year anniversary
'Fossil Necklace' by Katie Paterson - Sanger Institute
Technician Commitment: Our Sanger Techs 2023
Sanger Institute: Research Excellence–The Power of Diversity–Tomi Akingbade University of Cambridge
Biology of emergent Salmonella exposed - Sanger Institute
Sanger Institute - European robin: 25 Genomes
Sanger Seminar - Q&A with Dr Gosia Trynka