• Country: TAIWAN
  • Official Title: 助理教授
  • Department: 國立臺灣大學

Speech Title

Application of Polygenic Scoring in Epilepsy 多基因分數在癲癇的應用

  1. Introduction to Epilepsy and Genetics:
    • Brief overview of epilepsy as a neurological disorder.
    • The role of genetics in understanding epilepsy, including the prevalence of genetic factors.
  2. Understanding Polygenic Scores:
    • Explanation of what polygenic scores are and how they are calculated.
    • Overview of the methodology behind polygenic risk assessment.
  3. Current Research on Polygenic Scoring in Epilepsy:
    • Review of existing studies that have utilized polygenic scoring in epilepsy research.
    • Discussion of how polygenic scoring has contributed to our understanding of the genetic architecture of epilepsy.
  4. Implications for Diagnosis and Treatment:
    • Exploration of how polygenic scores can aid in diagnosing certain types of epilepsy.
    • Consideration of the potential for personalized treatment approaches based on polygenic risk profiles.
  5. Challenges and Limitations:
    • Discuss the limitations of polygenic scoring in clinical settings, including ethical considerations.
    • Address challenges such as variability in genetic expression and environmental factors.
  6. Future Directions:
    • Suggestions for future research, including integrating polygenic scores with other genomic data.
    • Potential for large-scale studies to further validate the utility of polygenic scoring in epilepsy.
  7. Conclusion:
    • Summarize the significance of polygenic scoring in advancing our understanding of epilepsy.
    • Emphasize the need for ongoing research in this area to improve patient outcomes.

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