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PGCgenetics
New preprint from @PGCgenetics - PGC3 bipolar disorder (BD) GWAS identifies 64 GW sig loci 2020.09.17.20187054v1 Highlights: 1) >40k cases from European ancestries, 33 novel loci, inflection point (where increase
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Eric Fauman
Eric_Fauman
Something very comforting about the v high reliability and reproducibility of modern GWAS. I believe the first report of an association between SLC2A9 and uric acid and gout is this
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Chris Ponting @🏡
CGATist
Today we announce DecodeME, the world’s largest genetic study into #ME funded by @The_MRC & @NIHRresearch. This project has evolved into a fantastic partnership between people with ME, their carers,
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Veera M. Rajagopal
doctorveera
A new trans ethnic GWAS of type 2 diabetes has discovered an interesting locus (TGFB1; OR-1.27) with large effect size comparable to TCF7L2. The MAF of this variant is 0
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Fleur Meddens
fleurmeddens
GWAS of dietary intake: A thread to help interpret our results. All technical details are exhaustively described in our Supplement! https://www.nature.com/articles/s41380-020-0697-5 /1 We studied *relative* intake of carbs, fat, protein,
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Abraham Palmer
AbePalmer
The last chapter of Xinxin’s thesis is now on @biorxivpreprint. 1/nhttps://twitter.com/biorxivpreprint/status/1297409581342167040 It describes a follow-up to @ClarissaCParker’s GWAS in outbred CFW mice, which identified a locus for meth
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Eric Fauman
Eric_Fauman
The first step in mapping a SNP to a gene is to understand what was measured. "Fibroblastic disorders" is a little vague, but going to the (very nice) PheWeb server
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Kiran Musunuru
kiranmusunuru
Today is Thanksgiving in the U.S.—in the spirit of the holiday, I want to focus on a positive story about CRISPR, instead of the misadventures of He Jiankui:“How CRISPR +
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RxCelerate Limited
RxCelerate
Our Research Tissue Bank, held under HTA license, is a magnificent resourced with almost 100,000 blood samples in multiple carefully designed cohortsWhatever your question, it’s likely we can answer it
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Clement “I beat COVID19” Chow
ClementYChow
New @chowlab paper about #NGLY1 up on @biorxivpreprint! A big effort between postdoc @dana_talsness and grad student @kgowings. With important help from Aylin Rodan & @NathanClark111’s groups at @UofUMedicine &
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Jack Kosmicki
Jack_Kosmicki
Survived another ASHG plenary talk :)In case you missed it, I presented results on behalf of @Regeneron from a trans-ancestry #COVID19 meta-analysis of common and rare variants + gene burden
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Jonathan Pritchard
jkpritch
Our latest: "GWAS of three molecular traits highlights core genes and pathways alongside a highly polygenic background": https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.04.20.051631v1 We use urate, IGF-1, and testosterone as model molecular tr
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Kevin Mitchell
WiringTheBrain
Towards Reproducible Brain-Wide Association Studies https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.08.21.257758v1 (thread follows...) This is a really interesting and important paper showing that very large samples are required to get reliabl
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John Hawks
johnhawks
I saw a press release for this paper, and thought, whoa, those are some provocative claims. Then I read it. It is hard to describe how bad it is. "Evolution
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Jonathan Pritchard
jkpritch
How can we systematically measure gene regulatory networks around key disease genes? Excited to share our new work using CRISPR KOs in primary T cells, with @MarsonLab, led by @JakeFreimer
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Jonathan Pritchard
jkpritch
Yesterday I ran a thread about our new paper using UK Biobank GWAS to identify core genes for several traits:https://twitter.com/jkpritch/status/1253066314802839552Today I want to expand on some fascinating things that we
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