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1. Genes and brain development Timothy A. Klempan, Pierandrea Muglia andJames L. Kennedy; 2. Brain development in healthy children and adolescents:magnetic resonance imaging studies Jay N. Giedd, Michael A. Rosenthal, A.Blythe Rose, Jonathan D. Blumenthal, Elizabeth Molloy, Richard R. Dopp, LivS. Clasen, Daniel J. Fridberg and Nitin Gogtay; 3. Cognitive development:fMRI studies Beatriz Luna and John Sweeney; 4. Cognitive development inadolescence: cerebral underpinnings, neural trajectories and the impact ofaberrations Stephen J. Wood, Cinzia R. DeLuca, Vicki Anderson and ChristosPantelis; 5. Brain plasticity and long-term function after early cerebralinsult: the example of very preterm birth Matthew Allin, Chiara Nosarti,Larry Rifkin and Robin M. Murray; 6. Do degenerative changes operate acrossdiagnostic boundaries? The case for glucocorticoids involvement in majorpsychiatric disorders Carmine M. Pariante and David Cotter; 7.Velo-cardio-facial syndrome (deletion 22q11.2): a homogeneousneurodevelopmental model for schizophrenia Stephan Eliez and Carl Feinstein;8. Can structural MRI provide an alternative phenotype for genetic studies ofschizophrenia? Colm McDonald and Robin M. Murray; 9. Nutritional factors andschizophrenia Sahebarao P. Mahadik; 10. Schizophrenia, neurodevelopment, andepigenetics Arturas Petronis; 11. Early environmental risk factors forschizophrenia Mary Cannon, Kimberlie Dean and Peter B. Jones; 12.Transcriptomes in schizophrenia: assessing altered gene expression withmicroarrays David A. Lewis, Karoly Mirnics and Pat Levitt; 13. Is there arole for social factors in a comprehensive development model forschizophrenia? Jane Boydell, Jim Van Os and Robin M. Murray; 14. How doesdrug abuse interact with familial and developmental factors in the aetiologyof schizophrenia? Chih-Ken Chen and Robin M. Murray; 15. Developmentaldysregulation of the dopamine system and the pathophysiology of schizophreniaAnthony A. Grace; 16. The development of 'mis-wired' limbic lobe circuitry inschizophrenia and bipolar disorder Francine M. Benes; 17. Development ofthalamocortical circuitry and the pathophysiology of schizophrenia Darlene S.Melchitzky and David A. Lewis; 18. X chromosome, estrogen, and braindevelopment, implications for schizophrenia Michael Craig, William Cutter,Ray Norbury and Declan Murphy; 19. Premorbid structural abnormalities inschizophrenia Stephen M. Lawrie; 20. Neurodegenerative models ofschizophrenia L. Fredrik Jarskog, John H. Gilmore and Jeffrey A. Lieberman;21. Does disordered brain development cut across diagnostic boundaries?Christian W. Kreipke, David R. Rosenberg and Matcheri S. Keshavan; 22. Canone identify preschizophrenic children? Eugenia Kravariti, Paola Dazzan, PaulFearon and Robin M. Murray; 23. High risk studies, brain development andschizophrenia Matcheri S. Keshavan; 24. Developmental models andhypotheses-driven early interventions in schizophrenia Matcheri S. Keshavanand Barbara A. Cornblatt.