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Scientific Reports|August 15, 2019
A VNTR Regulates miR-137 Expression Through Novel Alternative Splicing and Contributes to Risk for SchizophreniaAshley Pacheco, Ralph Berger, Robert Freedman, et al.Physiology & Behavior|March 9, 2011
Strain dependent effects of prenatal stress on gene expression in the rat hippocampusEric W Neeley, Ralph Berger, James I Koenig, et al.Human Molecular Genetics|June 19, 2019
Transcription of PIK3CD in human brain and schizophrenia: regulation by proinflammatory cytokinesVeronica L Hood, Ralph Berger, Robert Freedman, et al.BMC Medical Education|April 7, 2022
How do medical students learn conceptual knowledge? High-, moderate- and low-utility learning techniques and perceived learning difficultiesAnne Franz, Sebastian Oberst, Harm Peters, et al.Journal of Molecular Neuroscience : MN|August 15, 2009
Differential regulation of alpha7 nicotinic receptor gene (CHRNA7) expression in schizophrenic smokersSharon Mexal, Ralph Berger, Judy Logel, et al.Biochemical Pharmacology|July 2, 2011
The chimeric gene CHRFAM7A, a partial duplication of the CHRNA7 gene, is a dominant negative regulator of α7*nAChR functionTanguy Araud, Sharon Graw, Ralph Berger, et al.BMC Medical Education|April 24, 2024
Perceptions of lecturers and students regarding discriminatory experiences and sexual harassment in academic medicine - results from a faculty-wide quantitative studySabine Ludwig, Sabine Jenner, Ralph Berger, et al.Physiology & Behavior|February 22, 2011
Maternal stress during pregnancy causes sex-specific alterations in offspring memory performance, social interactions, indices of anxiety, and body massKalynn M Schulz, Jennifer N Pearson, Eric W Neeley, et al.American Journal of Medical Genetics. Part B, Neuropsychiatric Genetics : the Official Publication of the International Society of Psychiatric Genetics|January 1, 2008
Regulation of a novel alphaN-catenin splice variant in schizophrenic smokersSharon Mexal, Ralph Berger, Lucy Pearce, et al.Psychiatric Genetics|October 6, 2011
Multiple genes in the 15q13-q14 chromosomal region are associated with schizophreniaSarah H Stephens, Alexis Franks, Ralph Berger, et al.Pageof 2