Several group leader positions available in Dept. of Medical and Molecular Genetics at King's College London (from lecturer to professor) - an exciting opportunity to join a thriving human genetics community and build something brilliant! https://t.co/bAf7O6v3Ea
In a slight shift in focus, our most recent study, published today in @NatureComms, was a large GWAS meta-analysis of acne. Using data from 9 research centers around the globe we were able to identify 46 variants associated with acne risk (29 novel).
We’re on a mission to understand how #COVID19 affects people with #psoriasis worldwide! Join us at #PsoProtectMe & #PsoProtect
If you have psoriasis, tell us about yourself at https://t.co/j9Ut37tXs7
If you’re a healthcare provider, report your cases at https://t.co/C6FLmXtgnh
A request: If you are able to get your own groceries, could you skip the grocery delivery right now? Some disabled folks rely on it, and the sudden surge in demand is leaving them without food.
Also, please retweet. The effort will only make a difference if enough people do it.
We're so excited on behalf of our CEO, @genemodeller, for his well-deserved knighthood. Negotiations are ongoing about whether he's allowed to wear his sword in the office. https://t.co/iy0eEaJpME
1. Excited to see our paper on sequencing humans using Oxford Nanopore MinIONs come out in Nature Communications! And as part of this, release SEW, a novel long read phasing method https://t.co/dC2AtWm6ij
Our scientists have contributed to the first detailed evaluation of @nanopore long-read sequencing for variant discovery in humans. Ability to phase de novo alleles in a single step likely useful for clinical purposes in the future. https://t.co/Ma8FiUEeRS