Complex genetics behind human cranial vault shape revealed

Researchers at the University of Pittsburgh and KU Leuven have discovered a suite of genes that influence head shape in humans.

Related Keywords

United States ,Stanford University ,California ,American ,Maryl Marazita ,Peter Claes ,Hanne Hoskens ,Anthonym Musolf ,Myoung Keun Lee ,Noah Herrick ,Simeona Boyadjiev ,Heatherl Szabo Rogers ,Paula Romitti ,Susan Walsh ,Johnr Shaffer ,Cristinam Justice ,Seth Weinberg ,Markd Shriver ,Joanna Wysocka ,Sahin Naqvi ,Ryanj Eller ,Dirk Vandermeulen ,Murdoch Children Research Institute ,Nature Communications ,Pitt School Of Dental Medicine ,University Of Iowa ,Purdue University Indianapolis ,National Human Genome Research Institute ,Craniofacial Research ,University Of Pittsburgh ,Indiana University ,National Institutes Of Health ,University Of California ,Penn State University ,Pitt School ,Dental Medicine ,Indigenous American ,Seppe Goovaerts ,Meng Yuan ,Murdoch Children ,National Institute ,Intramural Research Program ,National Institutes ,Genetics ,Rain ,Craniofacial ,Craniosynostosis ,Gene ,Genes ,Enetic ,Enome ,Medicine ,Mh ,Research ,