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“The Dark Matter of Psychiatric Genetics” (NURIN HUMAIRA)

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“The Dark Matter of Psychiatric Genetics” (NURIN HUMAIRA)

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1. Genes can affect our psychiatry tremendously.

Mental disorders are passed down through genes

When the cell divides in two, there’s a tiny chance that any spot in the DNA will mutate

Recently mosaicism was discovered to affect our psychiatric, though still murky.

Whilst embryos are developing the neurons of the brain are growing and dividing induced mutation.

That mutation will alter how those neurons work and make a person prone to develop a mental disorder.

Males are more likely to develop neurodevelopmental disorders because they’re weak to late-arising mutations.

2. Will there be any treatment for this genes psychiatry?

Unfortunately, we can't detect this problematic mutation with a simple cheek swab because it is locked away in our brains.

We need autopsied brains donated to science for further research which is highly unlikely to happen.

Though understanding the mosaic brain could offer a more general insight.

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Psychiatric Genetics
1.a number of studies have implicated genes in the risk of conditions such as autism

2.as reflected by the fact that among identical twins, it's often case that one sibling will develop a mental disorder and the other will not.

3.you wouldn't know this mutation is playing a role if you just took a cheek swab from a patient and sequenced the DNA from the cells retrieved.

4.males are more likely than females to developmental disorders.

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"The Dark Matter of Psychiatric Genetics"(B.VISHALINE)

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"The Dark Matter of Psychiatric Genetics"(B.VISHALINE)

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Main idea

1.How genes can contribute to our risk of psychiatric disorders such as schizophrenia.

When embroys are developing,the neurons of the brain are growing and dividing.

A neuron may acquire a mutation,which it then passes down to daughter neurons.

New mutation alters how those neurons work and makes a person prone to developing a particular mental disorder.

Insel suspects that some mental disorders may have a simple origin.

Males are more likely than females to develop most neurodevelopmental disorders because they are especially vulnerable to late-arising mutations.

Cheek swabs don't do and scientists will need to look at individual neurons in the brain.

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1.DNA Shuffle (Family mismatch isn't due to skeletons in the closet.)
-Each mature egg and sperm then has its own specific combination so offspring will inherit a slightly different set of DNA from each parent.
-Because of recombination siblings only share about 50％ of the same DNA on average.
-If your maternal grandparents are biracial,then the DNA about this will leave a more diverse set of genetic possibilities for her pass down.

2.Expanding the Gene Pool  (These tests calculate ancestry by comparing incoming results to databases of know samples.)
-These data will help require building relationships to pull in people living across the rest of the world,thus flashing out the databases and improving the accuracy of results.

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"The Dark Matter of Psychiatric"(Nur Najihah Binti Mohd Khalid)

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"The Dark Matter of Psychiatric"(Nur Najihah Binti Mohd Khalid)

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1. When embryos are developing, the neurons of the brain are growing and dividing.

2. A neuron may acquire a mutation, which it then passes down to daughter neurons.

3. New mutation alters how those neurons work and makes a person prone to developing a particular mental disorder.

4. Mutation is playing a role if you just took a cheek swab from a patient and sequenced the DNA from the cells retrieved and the mutation need to see is locked away in the brain.

5. Males are more likely than females to develop most neurodevelopmental disorders.

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Damia Ariesya Insyirah                          3 Ghaziah

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Damia Ariesya Insyirah                          3 Ghaziah

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Nurnajiha Jalwaa binti Mohd Hamdan (3 Srikandi)

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Nurnajiha Jalwaa binti Mohd Hamdan (3 Srikandi)

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1.DNA Shuffle( isn’t due to skeletons in the closet)
It is because of slight variations in egg and sperm DNA.

When the body creates sperm or eggs, the cells engage in some reshuffling known as genetic recombination. This process cuts the number of chromosomes that normal cells have in half—from 46 to 23—so that when a sperm and egg combine during fertilization, they form a complete genetic package.

2.Recombination
Siblings only share about 50percent of the DNA.

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"The Dark Matter of Psychiatric Genetics" (Nurain Afifah Zawdah binti Subeha)

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"The Dark Matter of Psychiatric Genetics" (Nurain Afifah Zawdah binti Subeha)

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How Genes Can Contribute To Our Risk Of Psychiatric Disorders ?

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1.When embryos are developing, the neurone of the brain are growing and dividing.

2.A neutron may acquire a mutation, which it will pass down to daughter neurone.

3.Insel also suspect some mental disorders may have a similar origin.

4.Males are more likely then female to develop a mental disorders because they are vulnerable to late-arising mutations.

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Why we like what we like (Nur Nabilah Sofia bt. Mohd Yazid// 3 ghaziah)

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Why we like what we like (Nur Nabilah Sofia bt. Mohd Yazid// 3 ghaziah)

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FOO FANG XING                                                                    3 GHAZIAH                                   

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FOO FANG XING                                                                    3 GHAZIAH                                   

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Umie Nabila Binti Ismail Firdaus Low (3 Sujana).

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Umie Nabila Binti Ismail Firdaus Low (3 Sujana).

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Siti Nur Aimi Arissa bt Mohd Rafi (3 Sujana) 

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Siti Nur Aimi Arissa bt Mohd Rafi (3 Sujana) 

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DNA Shuffle

When the body creates sperm or eggs, the cell engage in some reshuffling known as genetic recombination.

Each mature egg and sperm then has its own specific combination of genes-which means offspring will inherit a slightly different set of DNA of each parent.

Because of recombination, siblings only share about 50 percent DNA on average.

Expanding the Gene Pool

These tests calculate ancestry by comparing incoming results to databases of known samples.

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NURFATIN NAJIHAH BINTI MOHD ROSLI (3 SRIKANDI)

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NURFATIN NAJIHAH BINTI MOHD ROSLI (3 SRIKANDI)

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How genes can contribute to our risk of psychiatric disorders.

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"The Dark Matter of Psychiatric Genetics" (Nur Adawiyah)

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"The Dark Matter of Psychiatric Genetics" (Nur Adawiyah)

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1) based on an emerging understanding of the human genome.

2) does not carry around a single personal genome, but many personal genome.

3) when we start out a a single fertilized egg, we have a single genome.

4) when embryos are developing, the neurons of the brain are growing and dividing.

5) a neuron may acquire a mutation, which it then passes down to daughter neurons.

6) neurons work and makes a person prone to developing a particular mental disorder.

7) Insel also suspect some mental disorders may have a similar origin.

8) understanding the mosaic brain could offer a more general insight.

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'THE DARK MATTER OF PSYCHIATRIC GENETICS'   (FATIHA MONKAHAR 3 SRIKANDI)

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'THE DARK MATTER OF PSYCHIATRIC GENETICS'   (FATIHA MONKAHAR 3 SRIKANDI)

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Nur Qurratul Ain binti Abdul Fahim 3 Sujana

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Nur Qurratul Ain binti Abdul Fahim 3 Sujana

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Siblings Can Have Surprisingly Different DNA Ancestry. Here's Why.

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How Genes can contribute to our risk of psychiatric disorders

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Siblings Can Have Surprisingly Different DNA Ancestry. Here's Why.

DNA Shuffle

>The family mismatch (usually) isn’t due to skeletons in the closet and is instead because of slight variations in egg and sperm DNA.
>Most commercial genetic ancestry tests work by pulling out and analyzing selected chunks of DNA. Then they compare the results to the same DNA chunks from databases of people with confirmed roots in particular countries or continents and tell you where in the world people alive today have genes that most closely match your own.

Expanding the Gene Pool
>While sibling differences shouldn’t necessarily make you mistrust your test results, there are other reasons to take genetic ancestry data with a grain of salt.
>These tests calculate ancestry by comparing incoming results to databases of known samples. But for now, the majority of the samples tend to cluster around North America and Europe. For people from other parts of the world, there aren’t as many points of comparison, and results tend to be less specific.