Manchester Dysmorphology Conference

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[Manchester Dysmorphology Conference @dysmorphology]

Although the covid situation is improving in many countries, planning for international travel remains challenging. We have, therefore, decided to cancel the 2020/21 edition of the Manchester Dysmorphology conference. We hope to see all of you in 2022. @smbanka @SofiaDouzgou

[Manchester Dysmorphology Conference @dysmorphology]

Do any of our #mdc18 delegates and followers have suitable candidates for this exciting opportunity to work with Manchester Centre for Genomic Medicine, @ernithaca and @Solve_RD?

[Siddharth Banka @smbanka]

@Solve_RD A great opportunity to start a career in the next era of #raredisease Genomics. Fully funded PhD studentship application now open https://t.co/rjsGthTKMu

[Manchester Dysmorphology Conference @dysmorphology]

Wow!

[shaneir @shanemuk]

a special treat for those unable to attend #MDC18 @dysmorphology in person - simply slip on your #VR #VirtualReality #googlecardboard goggles and enjoy the 360 degree view of the @Ddysmo Dian Donnai prize awards! Just like being there! https://t.co/24UmK0NshS

[Dian Donnai @Ddysmo]

Congratulations David, you kept that quiet @mrc_hgu @dysmorphology #mdc18

[John McDermott @John_H_McD]

Very pleased to have won the @Ddysmo prize at #MDC18. A brilliant meeting in a fantastic city with world class research. Looking forward to #mdc20 @dysmorphology

[Bill Newman @GeneticBill]

Congratulations to the #mdc18 trainee award winners alekej knaus from Bonn, Sarah sheppard from the states and @John_H_McD our local lad - wonderful work

[Bill Newman @GeneticBill]

That’s a wrap #mdc18 @dysmorphology 2018 - congratulations to the organisers, @smbanka @SofiaDouzgou @gm_jill all presenters and all delegates for a fabulous meeting looking forward to 2020

[Manchester Dysmorphology Conference @dysmorphology]

Congratulations to the winners of the 2018 Dian Donnai Trainee Prize - Alekej Knaus (Bonn, poster), Sarah Sheppard (Philadelphia, oral) and John McDermott (Manchester, oral)

[Dian Donnai @Ddysmo]

#mdc @dysmorphology coming to an end with a terrific presentation by the Donnai Trainee prize winner from 2016 on POLE-IMAGe. Jennie Murray will go far! @mrc_hgu

[Prof Ruth Newbury-Ecob @ruthiegene]

Thank you for letting us present on Bohring Opitz/Crisponi. Fantastic meeting. Every bit as good as the first I attended back in 1992! @dysmorphology @bohring_opitz

[Bill Newman @GeneticBill]

Emma Baple @GenomicsEngland @ExeterExomes @UniofExeter presenting excellent interrogation of DNMTA3 variants and associated clinical phenotypes #MDC18 @dysmorphology

[Dian Donnai @Ddysmo]

Yum yum!😃

[Manchester Dysmorphology Conference @dysmorphology]

Best piece of #mdc18 feedback so far - "a phenotypic feast"

[shaneir @shanemuk]

@GeoConor @dysmorphology It's A Genetics Thing You Wouldn't Understand ;-) #genomics #tshirt

[Dian Donnai @Ddysmo]

Geoff Woods giving a classic presentation on fascinating group of conditions involving transient facial scratching in infancy MiTES with PRDM12 polyalanine repeats. A mystery to work on @mdc18 ⁦@dysmorphology⁩

[Dian Donnai @Ddysmo]

Tiong Yang Tan from Murdoch, Melbourne with interesting cohort with RAC3 missense variants. Overlap with RAC1 reported by ⁦@smbanka⁩ in AJHG. ‘New’ syndromes continue to emerge at #Mdc18 ⁦@dysmorphology⁩

[Dian Donnai @Ddysmo]

RAC is a recurring theme @dysmorphology #mdc18 Diane Baralle with a big cohort of patients with TRIO mutations. TRIO interacts with RAC. Functional studies unravelling variations. My head full of ‘new’ disorders. Meeting finishes at 12.30 but four papers to go.

[Prof Ruth Newbury-Ecob @ruthiegene]

Transformation. Conference room to ballroom. Wonderful evening with global friends and colleagues. @dysmorphology #mdc2018

[Jill CS @gm_jill]

@dysmorphology we are definitely splitting not lumping; phenotyping is alive and well.

[Diana Baralle @ProfDBaralle]

#mdc18 great to be in Manchester again, another great meeting Thankyou @dysmorphology