AAAAAA

   
Results: 1-18 |
Results: 18
LATE TALKING TODDLERS MAY HAVE SPECIAL GENES
Authors: GILGER JW
Citation: Jw. Gilger, LATE TALKING TODDLERS MAY HAVE SPECIAL GENES, Nature medicine, 4(8), 1998, pp. 892-893
A TWIN AND FAMILY STUDY OF THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN IMMUNE-SYSTEM DYSFUNCTION AND DYSLEXIA USING BLOOD-SERUM IMMUNOASSAY AND SURVEY DATA
Authors: GILGER JW PENNINGTON BF HARBECK RJ DEFRIES JC KOTZIN B GREEN P SMITH S
Citation: Jw. Gilger et al., A TWIN AND FAMILY STUDY OF THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN IMMUNE-SYSTEM DYSFUNCTION AND DYSLEXIA USING BLOOD-SERUM IMMUNOASSAY AND SURVEY DATA, Brain and cognition, 36(3), 1998, pp. 310-333
HUMAN BEHAVIORAL-GENETICS - SYNTHESIS OF QUANTITATIVE AND MOLECULAR APPROACHES
Authors: GILGER JW HERSHBERGER SL
Citation: Jw. Gilger et Sl. Hershberger, HUMAN BEHAVIORAL-GENETICS - SYNTHESIS OF QUANTITATIVE AND MOLECULAR APPROACHES, Human biology, 70(2), 1998, pp. 155-157
A TWIN AND FAMILY STUDY OF THE GESCHWIND-BEHAN-GALABURDA HYPOTHESIS OF DEVELOPMENTAL LEARNING-DISORDERS (DRD)
Authors: GILGER JW PENNINGTON BF DEFRIES JC HARBECK R KOTZIN B SMITH SD
Citation: Jw. Gilger et al., A TWIN AND FAMILY STUDY OF THE GESCHWIND-BEHAN-GALABURDA HYPOTHESIS OF DEVELOPMENTAL LEARNING-DISORDERS (DRD), Behavior genetics, 27(6), 1997, pp. 590-590
DIFFERENTIAL RISK FOR DEVELOPMENTAL READING DISORDERS IN THE OFFSPRING OF COMPENSATED VERSUS NONCOMPENSATED PARENTS
Authors: GILGER JW HANEBUTH E SMITH SD PENNINGTON BF
Citation: Jw. Gilger et al., DIFFERENTIAL RISK FOR DEVELOPMENTAL READING DISORDERS IN THE OFFSPRING OF COMPENSATED VERSUS NONCOMPENSATED PARENTS, Reading & writing, 8(5), 1996, pp. 407-417
SEX-DIFFERENCES IN MATHEMATICAL ABILITY - GENES, ENVIRONMENT, AND EVOLUTION
Authors: GILGER JW
Citation: Jw. Gilger, SEX-DIFFERENCES IN MATHEMATICAL ABILITY - GENES, ENVIRONMENT, AND EVOLUTION, Behavioral and brain sciences, 19(2), 1996, pp. 255
A LONGITUDINAL-STUDY OF FINNISH FAMILIES GENETICALLY AT RISK FOR DEVELOPMENTAL READING DISORDER - PRELIMINARY DATA ON THE ABILITY OF PARENTAL VARIABLES TO PREDICT EARLY INFANT ERP AND MOTOR-SKILLS
Authors: GILGER JW LYYTINEN H AHONEN T LEIWO M LYYTINEN P
Citation: Jw. Gilger et al., A LONGITUDINAL-STUDY OF FINNISH FAMILIES GENETICALLY AT RISK FOR DEVELOPMENTAL READING DISORDER - PRELIMINARY DATA ON THE ABILITY OF PARENTAL VARIABLES TO PREDICT EARLY INFANT ERP AND MOTOR-SKILLS, Behavior genetics, 26(6), 1996, pp. 585-585
READING-DISABILITY AND HYPERACTIVITY DISORDER - EVIDENCE FOR A COMMONGENETIC ETIOLOGY
Authors: LIGHT JG PENNINGTON BF GILGER JW DEFRIES JC
Citation: Jg. Light et al., READING-DISABILITY AND HYPERACTIVITY DISORDER - EVIDENCE FOR A COMMONGENETIC ETIOLOGY, Developmental neuropsychology, 11(3), 1995, pp. 323-335
SUBCLINICAL MICROCRANIA, SUBCLINICAL MACROCRANIA, AND 5TH-MONTH FETALMARKERS (OF GROWTH-RETARDATION OR EDEMA) IN SCHIZOPHRENIA - A COTWIN CONTROL STUDY OF DISCORDANT MONOZYGOTIC TWINS
Authors: BRACHA HS LANGE B GILL PS GILGER JW TORREY EF GOTTESMAN II MCCRAY DS
Citation: Hs. Bracha et al., SUBCLINICAL MICROCRANIA, SUBCLINICAL MACROCRANIA, AND 5TH-MONTH FETALMARKERS (OF GROWTH-RETARDATION OR EDEMA) IN SCHIZOPHRENIA - A COTWIN CONTROL STUDY OF DISCORDANT MONOZYGOTIC TWINS, Neuropsychiatry, neuropsychology, and behavioral neurology, 8(1), 1995, pp. 44-52
WHY ASSOCIATIONS AMONG TRAITS DO NOT NECESSARILY INDICATE THEIR COMMON ETIOLOGY - COMMENT
Authors: GILGER JW PENNINGTON BF
Citation: Jw. Gilger et Bf. Pennington, WHY ASSOCIATIONS AMONG TRAITS DO NOT NECESSARILY INDICATE THEIR COMMON ETIOLOGY - COMMENT, Brain and cognition, 27(1), 1995, pp. 89-93
THE RIGHT-SHIFT THEORY OF HANDEDNESS AND CEREBRAL-DOMINANCE - GOODNESS-OF-FIT AND EVOLUTION
Authors: GILGER JW
Citation: Jw. Gilger, THE RIGHT-SHIFT THEORY OF HANDEDNESS AND CEREBRAL-DOMINANCE - GOODNESS-OF-FIT AND EVOLUTION, Cahiers de psychologie cognitive, 14(5), 1995, pp. 543-549
BEHAVIORAL-GENETICS - CONCEPTS FOR RESEARCH AND PRACTICE IN LANGUAGE-DEVELOPMENT AND DISORDERS
Authors: GILGER JW
Citation: Jw. Gilger, BEHAVIORAL-GENETICS - CONCEPTS FOR RESEARCH AND PRACTICE IN LANGUAGE-DEVELOPMENT AND DISORDERS, Journal of speech and hearing research, 38(5), 1995, pp. 1126-1142
GENETIC-ANALYSIS OF BLOOD-SERUM IMMUNOASSAY DATA AND THEIR RELATIONSHIP TO DEVELOPMENTAL READING DISORDER (DRD)
Authors: GILGER JW PENNINGTON BF SMITH SD HARBECK R KOTZIN B
Citation: Jw. Gilger et al., GENETIC-ANALYSIS OF BLOOD-SERUM IMMUNOASSAY DATA AND THEIR RELATIONSHIP TO DEVELOPMENTAL READING DISORDER (DRD), Behavior genetics, 25(3), 1995, pp. 266-267
PARENTAL COMPENSATION FOR CHILDHOOD READING PROBLEMS AFFECTS THE RISKTO THEIR OFFSPRING FOR DEVELOPMENTAL READING DISORDER (DRD)
Authors: HANEBUTH E GILGER JW PENNINGTON BF SMITH SD
Citation: E. Hanebuth et al., PARENTAL COMPENSATION FOR CHILDHOOD READING PROBLEMS AFFECTS THE RISKTO THEIR OFFSPRING FOR DEVELOPMENTAL READING DISORDER (DRD), Behavior genetics, 25(3), 1995, pp. 269-269
SCHIZOPHRENIA - HEAD SIZE CORRELATES WITH 2ND TRIMESTER MARKERS
Authors: BRACHA HS GILGER JW MCCRAY DS TORREY EF KARSON CN
Citation: Hs. Bracha et al., SCHIZOPHRENIA - HEAD SIZE CORRELATES WITH 2ND TRIMESTER MARKERS, Biological psychiatry, 35(9), 1994, pp. 723-723
COMMINGLING AND SEGREGATION ANALYSIS OF READING PERFORMANCE IN FAMILIES OF NORMAL READING PROBANDS
Authors: GILGER JW BORECKI IB DEFRIES JC PENNINGTON BF
Citation: Jw. Gilger et al., COMMINGLING AND SEGREGATION ANALYSIS OF READING PERFORMANCE IN FAMILIES OF NORMAL READING PROBANDS, Behavior genetics, 24(4), 1994, pp. 345-355
HYPERACTIVITY AND SPELLING DISABILITY - TESTING FOR SHARED GENETIC ETIOLOGY
Authors: STEVENSON J PENNINGTON BF GILGER JW DEFRIES JC GILLIS JJ
Citation: J. Stevenson et al., HYPERACTIVITY AND SPELLING DISABILITY - TESTING FOR SHARED GENETIC ETIOLOGY, Journal of child psychology and psychiatry and allied disciplines, 34(7), 1993, pp. 1137-1152
READING-DISABILITY, IMMUNE DISORDERS AND NON-RIGHT-HANDEDNESS - TWIN AND FAMILY STUDIES OF THEIR RELATIONS
Authors: GILGER JW PENNINGTON BF GREEN P SMITH SM SMITH SD
Citation: Jw. Gilger et al., READING-DISABILITY, IMMUNE DISORDERS AND NON-RIGHT-HANDEDNESS - TWIN AND FAMILY STUDIES OF THEIR RELATIONS, Neuropsychologia, 30(3), 1992, pp. 209-227
Risultati: 1-18 |