Contents:

Mission Statement

Video Casts

• Distribution of Genetic Data and Biomaterials from the NIDA Center for Genetic Studies
• NIDA Distribution Agreement
• New! Frequently Asked Questions About the NIDA Center for Genetic Studies
• New! NIDA Human Molecular Genetics Research: Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

RFA's and PA's related to genetics supported by NIDA:

• Genetic Epidemiology of Substance Use Disorders
• Molecular Genetics of Drug Addiction Vulnerability
• Development of Behavioral Methods for Drug Abuse Studies in the Mouse
• Consortium for NIDA Genetics Supplement
• Contract N01DA-9-7079, Statement of Work
• Mouse Mutagenesis And Phenotyping: Nervous System And Behavior
• Technologies For Generation Of Full-Length Mammalian cDNA
• Mouse Brain Atlas For Functional Genomics
• Phenotyping The Mouse Nervous System And Behavior
• Technologies for Gene Expression Analysis in the Nervous System
• Genetics of Drug Addiction Vulnerability
• Moderated Bulletin Board for potential applicants to "Genetics of Drug Addiction Vulnerability" RFA
• Short Courses on Mathematical and Statistical Tools for the Study of Complex Phenotypes and complex systems - PA-98-083
• Genetic Architecture of Complex Phenotypes - PA-98-078
• The Zebrafish as an Animal Model for Development and Disease Research
• Quantitative Methods to Map Genes for Complex Diseases
• Methods for Discovering and Scoring Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms
• Rat Gene Catalog and Expressed Sequence tag (EST) Map
• Mouse Gene Map
• Genomic Resources for the Zebrafish
• Genetic Map and Large Insert Library for the Rat Genome

Other Mechanisms of Research Support

Trans-NIH Mouse Initiative

Trans-NIH Zebrafish Initiative

Trans-NIH Fly Initiative

The Role of Behavior Genetics Research in NIDA's Vulnerability to Drug Addiction Initiative

Model Genetic Systems in Drug Addiction Vulnerability

Model Organisms for Biomedical Research

Upcoming Events and Meetings

Past Meetings and Summaries

Membership of NIDA Genetics Workgroup

Contacts for Genetics At Other NIH Institutes

NIH Genetics Interest Group

Genetics Web Resources

• Database of Gene Knockouts in Mice that Affect Nervous System Phenotypes and Function Index
• Priority Setting for Mouse Genomics and Genetics Resources

For more information on the Genetics Workgroup contact:

Jonathan Pollock
301-443-6300

The National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) is part of the National Institutes of Health (NIH), a component of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Questions? See our Contact Information. Last updated on Wednesday, May 28, 2003.