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Join the #servus #General #Assembly on 4th July 2025, 6pm

::Where:: Clubraum in STWST, #linz

Agenda:
• Opening and welcome
• Determination of the quorum
• Reading of the agenda and approval of items to be discussed under 'Any Other Topics'.
• Report of the management (2024).
• Report of the financial auditors (2024).
• Discharge of the Executive Board
• Vote of new Board Members
• Election of new financial auditors (Rechnungsprüfer*innen) for 2025
• Any Other Topics

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Report MLOL 2024: un commento
Lo scorso marzo MLOL ha pubblicato il Report Dati e tendenze della lettura digitale in biblioteca (titolo piuttosto provocatorio, trattandosi di una piattaforma di prestito digitale) a firma dell’AD di Horizons Unlimited Giulio Blasi. Poche paginette arricchite da molte tabelle e un lungo elenco di ben 908 case editrici distribuite in piattaforma. Una lettura in ogni caso
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europesays.com/us/2309/ Unraveling time-dependent genetic components underlying alcohol response #BehavioralSciences #BehaviouralGenetics #BiologicalPsychology #general #GeneticMarkers #Genetics #Medicine/PublicHealth #Neurosciences #Pharmacotherapy #psychiatry #Science #UnitedStates #UnitedStates #US

Unraveling time-dependent genetic components underlying alcohol response
United States · Unraveling time-dependent genetic components underlying alcohol response - United StatesWhile numerous studies have examined the subjective response to alcohol as an intermediate phenotype to understand its variability, heritability, and predictive capacity for alcohol-related disorders, in-depth analyses linking alcohol reactivity indicators to genetic factors within a large cohort have been absent. Our study aimed to quantify the exact contribution of each genetic variant relevant to the alcohol metabolism to the variability in alcohol response. Specifically, we focused on two primary genes involved in alcohol metabolism (ALDH2 and ADH1B) and three additional loci (ALDH1B1, ALDH1A1, and GCKR) that have been shown to have significant associations with drinking behaviors in Japanese individuals. We conducted the first study to assess the relationship between subjective response to alcohol (SR), evaluated by various assessment subscales, and genetic factors using an intravenous clamp technique in 429 healthy Japanese young adults. By reducing the dimensionality of the data to assess similarity structures, we identified three distinct clusters of SRs and participants. Each participant cluster exhibited a distinct alcohol response profile shaped by specific genetic contributions. Participant cluster 1 demonstrated the strongest response, followed by participant cluster 2, and then participant cluster 3. Participant cluster 1 may also be the most strongly influenced by the allelic status of ALDH2 and ADH1B. SR patterns varied accordingly, and the enrichment of the ALDH2*2 and ADH1B*2, differed across both participant and subscale clusters. Notably, the three participant clusters closely aligned with the three subscale clusters, highlighting a consistent genotype–phenotype relationship. Furthermore, the proportion of variance explained by these genes also varied across subscale clusters. Contrary to known functions, ADH1B showed associations at later timings when ALDH2 associations attenuate. Our three-cluster classification may improve prevention by enabling early identification of individuals at health risk.
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