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CAMH's Neuroscience Research Department is home to several genetics labs and epigenetics labs that have made ground-breaking discoveries
. Through cross-appointments and collaborations, scientists
also conduct work in imaging-genetics with the Research Imaging Centre and in clinical studies with the Clinical Research Department.
The
Developmental Neuroscience Lab
uses various forms of genetic and pharmacological tools to examine the interplay between development and environment in determining behavioral phenotypes.
The Krembil Family Epigenetics Laboratory
develops new methods to search the human genome for DNA sequences with modifications influencing the manifestation of mental illnesses.
The
Molecular Neuropsychiatry and Development Lab
uses genetic and molecular biology approaches to identify and characterize genes for developmental disorders.
The
Neurobiology of Schizophrenia Lab
is interested in disease mechanisms underlying illness, using preclinical models to investigate gene x environment interactions, epigenetics, transcription and neurodevelopment.
The
Neurogenetics Lab
focuses on identifying genetic factors involved in the development of mental illnesses and addictions. This lab has one of the largest collections of DNA, with over 23,000 samples.
In CAMH's
Pharmacogenetics Program
, researchers study the use of patients' genetic make-up to predict their response to psychiatric medications, with the goal of personalizing medication treatment.
The
Statistical Genetics
group aims to elucidate the genetic architecture of mental health disorders and develop new methods.
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