So excited that our paper “De novo variants in the RNU4-2 snRNA cause a frequent neurodevelopmental syndrome” is out today in @Nature https://t.co/FeDLGm14MB
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As we all continue to work on deriving the most value from WGS, we're excited to post this preprint of a genome-wide truth set for tandem repeat detection. An amazing amount of work from @benweisburd which has also enabled many diagnoses in our Rare Genomes Project.
We're excited to share the next phase of work on the gnomAD data. With 76,156 genomes, we took a look at constraint against non-coding regions in a manuscript led by Siwei Chen: https://t.co/YgmlY757dv
We are excited to announce that #gnomAD v3.1 now has local ancestry-informed frequency data for Latino/Admixed American samples. Variants identified in this population now have estimated allele counts and frequencies partitioned by continental ancestries https://t.co/aJxa4IRkpo
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The #gnomAD browser now has variant co-occurrence (inferred phasing) information in v2, most helpful for interpreting genetic results for recessive diseases. To learn more about our approach and how to use it please visit
https://t.co/RSr8GcG0ND
An exciting #ASHG20 update from @gnomad_project - the release of v3.1, with over 3,000 new diverse genomes added, and a bunch of new features: https://t.co/dGXSI6IlGN Massive props to the team for their hard work on this release!
Interested in exploring the contribution of rare genetic variants to gene expression? @drjosephpowell and I are looking for postdocs to lead analyses of a new data set of >1,000 whole-genome-sequenced individuals with scRNA-seq data. More details: https://t.co/Ue31GG5vyp
Whenever I start getting too pessimistic about the US, I think about the incredible feat @BroadGenomics has managed to pull off in massive-scale COVID testing. It's exactly the kind of relentless innovation the country needs. Plus @HeidiRehm is a badass.
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The gnomAD package is officially out! We look at those genes where we see loss-of-function variants, but also those where we don't see any, and learn a lot about genes along the way: https://t.co/8NwYqLvMG9
So happy to see the gnomAD package published today! It's been such a privilege to be part of the gnomAD team and contribute to this scientific odyssey!
A summary with links to all 7 papers here:
https://t.co/z8s1mCTSa1