UNIVERSITY OF BRISTOL
The MRC IEU uses genetics, population data and experimental interventions to look for the underlying causes of chronic disease. MRC IEU exploits the latest advances in genetic and epigenetic technologies, developing new analysis methods to improve understanding of how our family background, behaviours and genes work together. It uses these to investigate how people develop and remain healthy or become ill.
The MRC IEU also hosts the Avon Longitudinal Study of Parents and Children (ALSPAC), also known as the Children of the 90s, which is the most detailed study of its kind in the world.
Goncalves
Soares
Nicholas
Timpson
Gemma
Clayton
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