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22 May 2007: Dr Farooqi’s studies revealedthat the children had undetectable levels. of a protein called leptin in their serumand further analysis showed that theycarried homozygous mutations in theleptin gene. ... To date, the team have identifiedseven genes that,

23 Nov 2007: The series was made available for free on DVD to families with autistic children. ... The Autism Research Centre is situated within the School of Clinical Medicine in the Department of Psychiatry.

4 Sep 2007: 1 Revised 4 September 2007 . The Twelfth Cambridge Conference on Open and Distance Learning . What do we know about using new technologies for learning and teaching? A ten year perspective . Return to index .

1 Apr 2007: In fact, the heritability of body weight and fat mass is very high, at 40–70%, based on studies in twins and adopted children. ... To date, the team have identified seven genes that, when defective, result in severe obesity in children.

5 Mar 2007: Bayly, CHR, Prof. S. Conway-Morris, JN, Dr W. A. Foster, CL, Prof.

20 Sep 2007: 1–8) (Mill Lane Lecture Room 1)DR G. BERRIOSHistory of Psychopathology and Psychiatry. ... PROF. J. FORRESTERHistory of Psychiatry. M. 12 (weeks 5–8). MS A.

1 Sep 2007: difficult. The other families were very disappointed not to have a confirmed diagnosis, particularly those families whose children were not as severely affected and therefore not as fully supported by statutory ... Through these, the importance is

19 Jan 2007: 1,658,944E G Fearnsides Scholarship 240,060 – – 27,012 267,071 267,048Eliot Slater Prize in Psychiatry 10,330 – 803 1,162 12,295 12,265Endowment Fund of the Regius ... Fund 1,911,247 – – 215,176 2,126,423 2,126,423George Peter Baker Prize in

4 Sep 2007: 1 . The Twelfth Cambridge Conference on Open and Distance Learning . Return to index . Conference Papers by authors S – Z . Chris Shei  Translationbased distance learning:

4 Sep 2007: Christensen distinguishes between sustaining technologies, which foster improved product performance, and disruptive technologies: which, though initially yielding worse product performance,