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Chapter 1. Dissecting the concept of aggression from biology to law enforcement -- Chapter 2. The heritability of aggressiveness and violence-proneness -- Chapter 3. Neurogenetics, genome-wide association and candidate gene studies -- Chapter 4. Social factors of biological change -- Chapter 5. The biology of glucocorticoids – normal and abnormal aggression -- Chapter 6. Glucocorticoids in humans -- Chapter 7. The aggression circuitry in animals -- Chapter 8. Distorted circuitry in violent animals -- Chapter 9. The neurobiology of human aggression and violence -- Chapter 10. Biological factors of psychological change. .

Table of contents -- List of tables -- List of figures -- List of abbreviations -- 1 General introduction -- 2 Evaluation of cauliflower genebank accessions under organic and conventional cultivation in Southern Germany -- 3 Evidence for strong population structure caused by germplasm regeneration in ex situ genebank collections of cauliflower (Brassica oleracea var. botrytis) -- 4 Genome-wide association and genomic prediction of curd-related traits in genebank accessions of cauliflower (Brassica oleracea var botrytis L.) -- 5 General discussion -- 6 General summary -- 7 Zusammenfassung -- 8 References -- 9 Acknowledgements -- 10 Curriculum vitae -- 11 Erklärung

Front Cover -- Responsible Genomic Data Sharing -- Responsible Genomic Data Sharing -- Copyright -- Contents -- Contributors -- I - Privacy challengesin genomic data sharing -- 1 - Criticality of data sharing in genomic research and public views of genomic data sharing -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Advancing research and scientific knowledge -- 3. Importance of genomic data sharing in curing diseases -- 3.1 Rare disease perspective -- 3.2 Cancer perspective -- 3.3 Genome-wide association studies perspective -- 4. Impact of large-scale data sharing on basic research and discovery -- 4.1 The International HapMap Project -- 4.2 1000 Genomes Project -- 4.3 The Cancer Genome Atlas project -- 4.4 Encyclopedia of DNA Elements Project -- 4.5 Genotype-Tissue Expression Project -- 5. Reproducibility -- 6. Patient/public perspective -- Acknowledgments -- References -- 2 - Genomic data access policy models -- 1. Data-sharing policy developments -- 2. Open-access policy model -- 3. Controlled-access policy model -- 4. Registered-access policy model -- 5. Ongoing concerns and developments -- 5.1 Maintaining consent: Consent Codes -- 5.2 Data-sharing risk assessment: choosing the right access level -- References -- 3 - Information leaks in genomic data: inference attacks -- 1. Inference attacks on statistical genomic databases -- 2. Inference attacks on genomic data-sharing beacons -- 3. Inference attacks on kin genomic privacy -- 4. Inference attacks using genotype-phenotype associations -- 5. Conclusions -- Acknowledgments -- References -- 4 - Genealogical search using whole-genome genotype profiles -- 1. Introduction -- 2. History of personal genetic data -- 2.1 HapMap -- 2.2 1000 genomes Project -- 2.3 UK Biobank and beyond -- 3. Direct-to-consumer genetic companies -- 3.1 Early days -- 3.2 Growth -- 3.3 Current trends -- 3.4 GEDMatch and others.

Cover -- Front Matter -- Contents -- Preface -- References -- Global Suicide -- Abstract -- Suicide Mortality Rates -- The Proportion of Male and Female Suicides -- Age Patterns -- Suicide Methods -- Suicide Attempts -- Suicide Prevention -- References -- Suicidal Ideation, Suicide Attemptsand Completed Suicide in Adolescents: Neurobiological Aspects -- Abstract -- The Neurobiology of Suicidal Behavior -- The Serotonergic System -- The Hypothalamic-Pituitary-Adrenal Axis -- Signal Transduction Studies in Teenage Suicide -- Protein Kinase A -- Protein Kinase C -- Phospholipase C in Suicide -- Transcription Factor CREB -- Brain-Derived Neurotrophic Factor and Tyrosine Kinase B Receptors in Suicide -- Cytokines and Suicidal Behavior -- Conclusion -- References -- Serotonergic and Noradrenergic Neurotransmitter Systems in Suicide -- Abstract -- Serotonergic System in Suicide -- Noradrenergic System in Suicide -- Intracellular Signaling Mechanisms and Suicide -- Conclusion -- Acknowledgments -- References -- GABA, Depression and Suicide -- Abstract -- Brief Summary of Current Research on Suicide -- Early Studies of the GABA System in Suicide -- GABA in Depression: Evidence from Human Postmortem Studies from Our Research Group -- Reduced Markers of GABA-Related Dendritic Inhibition in Major Depression -- A Model Linking Reduced GABA-Mediated Dendritic Inhibition with Increased Focus on the Self in Major Depression -- Somatostatin-Related GABA Measures in Major Depressive Disorder According to Suicide Status -- GABA, Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation and Suicide -- Conclusion -- Acknowledgments -- References -- Genetics of Suicidal Behavior -- Abstract -- Heritability of Suicidal Behavior -- Association Studies of Suicidal Behavior -- Genome-Wide Association Studies of Suicidal Behavior -- References.

This book examines the concept of Europe in its relations to those areas of the globe beyond its borders. In particular it is concerned with the historical evolution and contemporary setting of Europe vis-a-vis The United States of America, the developing world and the former Soviet Union. This involves drawing on the perspectives of international history, politics and economics. A unifying feature of the analysis included here is provided by the fact that the ""bi-polar world"" that emerged in the aftermath of the Second World War has effectively been brought to an end with the co

Dedication -- Contents -- List of Figures -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- Chapter 1: Introduction -- 1.1 Humans Vary -- Are Jews Distinct? -- 1.2 Who Is a Jew? -- 1.3 From Anthropology and Eugenics to Population Genetics -- Chapter 2: From Emancipation to "Scientific Racism" -- 2.1 Jews as a Distinct Entity -- 2.2 The Biologization of Race -- 2.3 Anti-Semitism -- 2.4 Judaism as a Historic Entity -- Chapter 3: Heredity or Environment? -- 3.1 Heredity or Society? -- 3.2 Racism -- 3.3 Eugenics -- Chapter 4: The Response: Zionism -- 4.1 Theodor Herzl -- 4.2 Max Nordau -- 4.3 Zeev Jabotinsky -- 4.4 Martin Buber -- 4.5 Arthur Ruppin -- Chapter 5: A Jewish Race Notwithstanding? -- 5.1 The Zionist Claim -- 5.2 People of the Middle-East? -- 5.3 A Political-Social Perspective -- Chapter 6: Eidoth -- 6.1 The Middle Eastern Jew: The Jewish Prototype? -- 6.2 On Khazars and Ashkenazim -- 6.3 The Merger of Eidoth: Assimilation or Amalgamation? -- 6.4 Jewish Diseases -- 6.5 Immigrants and Natives -- Chapter 7: Pioneers as Eugenic Agents -- 7.1 Hebrew Work - An Insurmountable Challenge -- 7.2 Education and Racial Hygiene -- 7.3 Jewish Intelligence (and Disease) -- 7.4 The "Demographic Issue" -- Chapter 8: The Inagathering of Exiles -- 8.1 Medical Anthropology and Population Genetics -- 8.2 Common Relatives versus Common Genes -- 8.3 The Genetics of the Israeli Melting Pot -- 8.4 From Single-Genes to Systems Polymorphisms -- Chapter 9: From DNA to Politics -- 9.1 Similar but Different -- 9.2 The Trail of Y-Chromosome Haplotypes -- 9.3 Towards Genome-Wide Association Studies -- 9.4 DNA Sequence Analyses -- 9.5 Politics versus Science -- 9.6 Common Origins or Common Network? -- Chapter 10: Coda: Zionism and the Biology of the Jews Tomorrow -- 10.1 A Jewish State or a State for the Jews? -- Bibliography -- Index

Property leasing in cannabis commerce : overview -- Zoned out : government control of legalized marijuana operations -- Excellent dope on private land use covenants -- Grass is greener, is it not? Premises environmental and other resource challenges -- Ganja see the warning signs? Landlords' economic risks -- The high and mighty : forfeiture statutes -- Buzz kill : lender angst with MBE leases -- Hashing out major lease terms -- MBE sticky issues : additional lease clauses -- Hazy wherewithal : lease credit enhancement -- Life in interesting times : recreational use social venues -- Wrapping up cannabis commerce leasing