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February 09, 2003
Some red meat
This review article in Nature is titled Genetics, genes, genomics and g. It's by Robert Plomin, who you can find on the H.B.D.roll to the left. I won't quote any snippets, the whole thing is a must read, twice or perhaps even thrice.
Posted by razib at
09:53 PM
The thing I find interesting is that there's no obvious single SNP or gene that's strongly correlated with g. It seems pretty clear that building a high-functioning brain is a really hard problem even for Mother Nature - it evidently requires tweaking hundreds of different settings in just the right way. |
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