IQ and Brain Structure

Written By: W. Howard Buddin Jr., Ph.D.
Published On: 01/11/2014

Some interesting findings here regarding IQ and genetics. The authors had a robust sample, too.

Replication was sought in two additional cohorts (N=670 and 2062). A meta-analytic P-value of 0.003 was found when these were combined with the CAGES consortium. The results suggest that genetic variation in the macromolecular machines formed by membrane-associated guanylate kinase (MAGUK) scaffold proteins and their interaction partners contributes to variation in intelligence.

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