Thanks to Rhie Arang, Benjamin Halliday, Astra Heywood, @RKJaros and Usmad Rashid for a great panel discussion “Innovations & Advancements” at #QRW2023! And to Tammy Steeves for chairing this discussion! ☀️
#ConferenceMood#JOSlab
In this study, the Authors provide a biological argument for looking at an autistic individual's phenotype as being related to their combined genetic risk for different clusters of traits @FoffaJn@DrJOSull@AucklandLiggins
https://t.co/m0yLGHuAke
Excited to share our new paper. We've discovered a genetic link between COVID-19 outcomes and conditions like Parkinson's and cardiovascular diseases. Unveiling the mechanism behind these connections by combining protein interaction and gene networks🧬https://t.co/Hl9GMbV2Rw
"The only thing more full than the auditorium tonight is @ManolisKellis poster" @LB_Barreiro intro at #BoG22... Ahem... you be the judge. Poster #135, come say hi! Full res here: https://t.co/mvWkRX0FHf #Alzheimers#SingleCell
Congratulations Sreemol and team.
Unravelling the Shared Genetic Mechanisms Underlying 18 Autoimmune Diseases Using a Systems Approach https://t.co/zVTo5gX4XT
Super excited to release https://t.co/CsJaykgnSp, a web application for browsing association results for 3,700 phenotypes across 281,850 individuals from the UK Biobank. The site features plots, tables, and controls for exploring billions of associations.
Meet some of our students and hear about their research. Want to find out more? Come along to a Liggins Institute #postgraduate week event, 17 - 21 May. Register here: https://t.co/kAqfIxLO5X