The author(s) of this article shares details of 15 discovered fracture risk loci utilizing GWAS. It is interesting to me, because it is parallel with my research about osteoporosis.
This screenshot was taken from the use of the Ensembl website. I think it is an awesome tool to be able link all the characteristics linked to one specific gene location. @ensembl
This is a screenshot of specific locations on the chromosome linked with Warburg Micro Syndrome, which is associated with osteoporosis. #prescottgenomics
I would like it to be true that all that we do today, will affect us tomorrow. Prenatal screening can be so beneficial when preparing to raise a child. Knowing what to possibly expect, can help relieve some anxiety and help start mother, baby and family off in a positive light.
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@marjbaskerville @VergeGenomics This is great, I feel figuring ones genome is good, but it's better when we can do something positive with it, like personalizing medications and find the roots of illnesses.
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I've spent several years building software tools in genomics.
While the work couldn't be more exciting, there are unique challenges and tensions in the world of scientific software.
How does software in the life sciences actually work (and not work)?
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