1/13 Our evaluation of the UK Biobank Polygenic Risk Score (PRS) Release (Version 2, May 2024) is now out in @plosone (https://t.co/TSXW4dvZJH), with @Genomicsplc@uk_biobank@genomicsEngland. The traditional tweetorial/Xorial follows…
1/11 #medRxiv paper alert: “UK Biobank release and systematic evaluation of optimised polygenic risk scores for 53 diseases and quantitative traits” with @uk_biobank and @genomicsEngland https://t.co/fHC95ziZLc. The traditional tweetorial follows...
Fun fact: QC for this dataset was basically a big chunk of my thesis. Very painful phenotype. Of course, this is a brief report so it only ended up being a sentence in methods.
Very happy this is finally out. Fructosamine is quite an interesting glycaemic trait. Despite a strong phenotypic correlation with HbA1c, no evidence of genetic correlation. Coloc analysis suggests that some regulation is through pathways affecting albumin levels.
We are proud to offer #internships in support of #10000BlackInterns – an initiative working to transform the prospects of young Black people in the UK by offering paid work experience across a range of industries. Head to https://t.co/tRk4aONzGz to apply!
Mi hermana lleva más de 1 año buscando trabajo como #IngEnAlimentos. Ella se graduó en 2019 y con la pandemia y sin experiencia no ha encontrado nada aún. Si alguien sabe de algún trabajo, de preferencia en México, contáctenme. RTs también son de ayuda!
Our latest work builds upon the previous CAD work by A) assessing performance of our IRT in ASCVD (a tougher phenotype than CAD) and very importantly : B) validating performance on multiple ethnicities. Must-read thread by @mikeweale
1/9 Hot on the heels of our CAD paper (https://t.co/82Z2PasgFe) comes our clinical validation across multiple ethnicities and ancestries of a new integrated risk tool for atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease (ASCVD) (shiny post-proof format: https://t.co/eYox8FsUi1).
Just out, here is our take on the much debated topic of utility of PRS for cardiovascular disease prevention. Big improvement for middle-aged men, but classification improved across the board, with different types of improvement across age and sex.
https://t.co/msDqhUAmGm
Sharing another paper resulting from my happy stay with #teambarroso. Great collaboration with University of Cam (special shout out to @COliverWilliam1 and @aidanbutty)
Excited to share our latest article published in @plosgenetics: https://t.co/zN9eRdlNTx #plosgeneticsauthor led by a excellent ECR @fa7gen who I was fortunate to mentor!!