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    Social Science Seminar Co-sponsored by Center for Applied Social and economic Research by Bio Guang Guo is Dr. George and Alice Wells Distinguished Professor of Sociology at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Over the past 10 years he has focused on incorporating molecular genetics and epigenetics into the studies of fundamental sociological issues such as social and health behavior in humans, production of social stratification, and bio-ancestry and social construction of racial

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    Social Science Seminar Co-sponsored by Center for Applied Social and economic Research by Bio Guang Guo is Dr. George and Alice Wells Distinguished Professor of Sociology at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Over the past 10 years he has focused on incorporating molecular genetics and epigenetics into the studies of fundamental sociological issues such as social and health behavior in humans, production of social stratification, and bio-ancestry and social construction of racial

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    Social Science Seminar Co-sponsored by Center for Applied Social and economic Research by Bio Guang Guo is Dr. George and Alice Wells Distinguished Professor of Sociology at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Over the past 10 years he has focused on incorporating molecular genetics and epigenetics into the studies of fundamental sociological issues such as social and health behavior in humans, production of social stratification, and bio-ancestry and social construction of racial

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    Social Science Seminar

    Co-sponsored by
    Center for Applied Social and economic Research

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    Bio
    Guang Guo is Dr. George and Alice Wells Distinguished Professor of Sociology at the University of North Carolina
    at Chapel Hill. Over the past 10 years he has focused on incorporating molecular genetics and epigenetics into the
    studies of fundamental sociological issues such as social and health behavior in humans, production of social
    stratification, and bio-ancestry and social construction of racial and ethnic identity.
    His talk will start with a brief review of the advances in molecular genetics and epigenetics relevant to social
    sciences. Then he will describe his own studies that show how genetic and environmental/social delinquency jointly
    and interactively influences risky health behaviors and racial identity in the US.

    Date: 19 May 2010, Wednesday


    Time: 3:30pm
    Venue: Room 3362, HSS conference room
    (via Lifts 13-15) Academic Building
    * Language: English *

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