I talk about our work with @ecgberg, @girlscientist and @jkpritch with @GeneticsSociety in this blog. It’s been so fun to see it come out and to think about the long history of the project and its future!
We've just crossed the 300 question mark for #ASHG18! Participating in this data collection makes it possible to study trends in multiple rooms and multiple fields at the same time. Join in at https://t.co/5WZbVtE5kt ��📈📉😍
Why are we still collecting data at #ASHG18? science is never done 😉 For example, this year, the numbers of presenters grew from Orlando to SD... BUT the *proportion* of women presenters went down. Curious? Join in the science!! ➡️ record questions at https://t.co/5WZbVtE5kt
In particular, our ASE-model allows us to estimate that singletons have ~2.5X greater effects on expression variance than common variants and explain ~5% of the heritability of expression.
I wrote a thing about #BoG18! Love that the @GeneticsSociety blog does conference recaps, and that I had a chance to re-live an amazing meeting while writing one https://t.co/4yMjJiUJ42
If you’re located in the Bay Area like we are, you were probably concerned about the quality of the air you were breathing during the North Bay fires in October. Learn more about the state of air quality monitoring and notification here: https://t.co/V45GTXM21z