We're delighted to announce a special seminar with a visiting professor. Co-hosted with @SydneyMaths, Prof Bin Yu (@UCBerkeley) will present Veridical data science and alignment in medical AI.
Further details on the event page at: https://t.co/knrRAXfuP5...
Our paper on single-cell splicing QTL is now published as a cover article in Nature Genetics. https://t.co/jHas1xKi01
Congratulations to co-first authors @chitian51616, @Yihan720, and Yuntian Zhang! Huge thanks to AIDA leaders @shyam_lab , Woong-Yang, @JayShin and Kian Hong!
Glad to see our latest work published in @CUP_RDirections 😊We summarised state-of-the-art statistical methods for inferring the circadian phase using different types of omics data and their potential for exploring circadian dysfunction in patients with mood disorders.
New out in Nature!!
With age, women can lose one X chromosome in their leukocytes.
What’s the cause/consequence?
How does it differ from the loss of the Y chromosome in men?
https://t.co/nRw2OiNoX4
@broadinstitute@FinnGen_FI@FIMM_UH@theNCI@Cambridge_Uni
Our SBayesRC method is now published in Nature Genetics! SBayesRC is a full Bayesian method for polygenic score prediction that can analyse all common variants jointly with functional annotations in a single step. @zhili_zheng@IMBatUQ https://t.co/r41yL58PWK
📢 Job Alert!
We are recruiting 2 x Applied Statisticians 📈to join us at the Charles Perkins Centre Data Hub. 🌟
You will conduct data analysis for biomedical and metabolomics research and teach one day a week at @SydneyMaths 📚
👉https://t.co/pPTNaZRahd
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Our work on the relationship between diseases and childlessness is finally out in @NatureHumBehav!
The paper: https://t.co/dxQikXLxGN
Our interactive dashboard: https://t.co/hS6fiKnF6M
The correlates of neonatal complement component 3 and 4 protein concentrations with a focus on psychiatric and autoimmune disorders
@CellGenomics
Funded by @GrundforskFond Niels Bohr Professorship
https://t.co/xVKmNsMdE9
Naomi Wray (@WrayNaomi) works at the interface of genetics, statistics and psychiatric disorders. With early training in quantitative genetics applied to livestock she brought to the field a perspective on the polygenic nature of common complex disease 🧬
https://t.co/nKjRGyGYSO
Is the genetic of disease susceptibility and progression shared?
We look at this question within a global biobank collaboration across 10 major diseases 💁
🎉Our study has come out online @CellGenomics ! We summarized the key findings in a previous 🧵: https://t.co/GvfmQZnrl4. We then distilled a few general practices for constructing PRS in minority populations while harnessing the increasing diversity: 1/6
Anyone who wants to study #HLA but feels hesitant as HLA is too complicated☹️? Happy to share our paper @NatureProtocols describing the up-to-date knowledge on HLA #genetics and step-by-step tutorial for HLA imputation and association with @soumya_boston🥳
https://t.co/fCXTmPMqt3
Since the discovery of CRISPR-Cas systems, people have wondered if a similar type of system exists in eukaryotes. Today, we report in @Nature the characterization of Fanzor, a eukaryotic RNA-guided system that can be reprogrammed for human genome editing. https://t.co/aKLMMEBRkk