#GWAS

Stephanie Yang

StephanieYang93

Excited to say that the mitochondrial DNA copy number GWAS that I worked on with @RyanLongchamps in @dan_arking's lab is now up on BioRxiv!https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.01.25.428086v1 In this work, we use data

Kaustubh Adhikari

kaustubhad

We've got a new preprint out! Looking into the prediction of skin, eye and hair colour in a diverse cohort beyond just European ancestry, especially into Native American ancestry, really

Antonio Regalado

antonioregalado

23andMe to go public via a merger.Reportedly valued at $3.5 billionTicker symbol: $ME https://twitter.com/joelwinston/status/1357356823980957703 investment thesis slide. do they even know how dystopian this sounds? Useful ranking of largest

seth masters

sethmasters

An autoinflammatory syndrome caused by DPP9 deficiency, leading to NLRP1 inflammasome activation! Wonderful collaboration with Zhong lab and @ReversadeLab, led by @CassHarapas @KimSamirah and Kenneth Lay, with Jon Bernstein and

Michael V Holmes

mvholmes

Our appraisal of the effects of apoB on diseases in 1st degree relatives and the lifespan picked up some interesting findingshttps://twitter.com/medrxivpreprint/status/1327022812406616064 This builds on our previous study https://journals.p

Amit V. Khera

amitvkhera

New publication in @JACCJournals:south asians suffer from high rates of coronary disease vs other raceswe validate a polygenic score that identifies 5% of South Asians with >3x risk@MGHHeartHealth @broadinstitute @MassGeneralNews

Kafui Dzirasa

KafuiDzirasa

I've recievced many calls and emails from colleagues asking for advice on what to do. Twitter isn't optimal, but I have grants and papers to get done, so this will

Yixuan He

he_yix

How do environmental exposures and lifestyle factors compare to genetics and clinical factors for predicting risk of type 2 diabetes? Our paper just out in Diabetes Care introduces the polyexposure

Jarvin Tan #MoveforMH

Jetlax

Dr. Laura Ajram reviews the history of psychopharmacologic drug discovery. Despite the increase in technology the past years, we haven't seen this matched with much progress #BAPsych We're seeing a

Elle Lett

madblqscientist

Was following and commenting on a tweet thread by the brilliant @statsepi and the topic of "subjective" and "objective" measures came up and it made me want to have a

Veera M. Rajagopal

doctorveera

India has a high genetic diversity. Do you know what shaped this diversity? If your guess is geography, you're wrong. @AritraBose90 and team show the present day genetic structure of

Peter Aldiss

Peter_Aldiss

The next FIVE of our @joedwardlewis @ThePhySoc 'Physiology of Obesity: Mechanisms to Medicine' webinar series are now up and we've got some more cracking sessions to come (THREAD + links!):#PhysiologyM2M

Bioliberalism

Bioliberalism

I haven't read the book itself, but I took a brief look at Andrew Sullivan's review of The Cult of Smart, by Fredrik DeBoer (also touched on by Paige Harden

Goncalo Abecasis

gabecasis

This paper was a longtime coming. In no particular order, some of the interesting things to learn from the sequencing and analysis of 53,831 human genomes. 1/nhttps://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-021-03205-yPDF: https://www.nature.com/art

Adrian Liston

LabListon

A #LabRetrospective, to highlight talented alumni.First up, Dr Dina Danso-Abeam, my first PhD graduate. Dina was the first to identify Olmsted as a #PID, starting our work in gene-hunting in

Kiran Musunuru

kiranmusunuru

How to use #CRISPR gene editing to fight heart disease, the #1 killer worldwide:A thread 10+ years in the making.This one starts in 2009 when I was a postdoc in

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