Phoebe Dace

PhD student in the Genome Function Lab at @TheCrick

[The Francis Crick Institute @TheCrick]

Crick researchers have mapped the effects of all potential changes in a specific tumour-suppressing gene.

This could help clinicians work out which patients are more at risk of developing kidney cancer or how responsive they’ll be to treatment.

https://t.co/wHqhK1ImQw

[Greg Findlay @TheGenomeLab]

We're recruiting a student to join us at the Crick for the summer. @JoachimDeJonghe

Final week to apply 👇

https://t.co/sFHQ38PfE5

[Phoebe Dace @phoebedace]

Awesome illustration of my talk at #VariantEffect23. Thanks @ATJCagan!

[Alex Cagan @ATJCagan]

Phoebe Dace on using saturation genome editing to understand the functional effects of BRCA1 variants #VariantEffect23

[Alex Cagan @ATJCagan]

Greg Findlay on unravelling the full spectrum of pathogenic variation using saturation genome editing #VariantEffect23

[Greg Findlay @TheGenomeLab]

NEW! Our first @biorxivpreprint from @TheCrick, led by @megan_buckley01:

https://t.co/OJf0PMDRjd

"Saturation Genome Editing Resolves the Functional Spectrum of Pathogenic VHL Alleles"

We present a high-quality variant effect map of VHL to advance precision medicine.

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[Greg Findlay @TheGenomeLab]

We're hiring a senior scientist to tackle the challenge of assaying 10,000s of human variants across diverse cellular models. 🧬 ✂️🧪✂️ 🧬

https://t.co/lYA1Wmn0uE

Please RT + DM if interested.

[Greg Findlay @TheGenomeLab]

Looking forward to presenting our latest work at the Festival of Genomics & BioData, January 25-26th in London. Registration is free, so come join us and say hi to the lab.
More info: https://t.co/90uvf1xd5d
#FOG2023

[Greg Findlay @TheGenomeLab]

Our newly minted review led by Crick PhD student Phoebe Dace puts the research we do in the context of clinical variant interpretation and serves as an excellent primer on Saturation Genome Editing and other multiplex functional assays.
https://t.co/O9RaFu183L @degruyter_pub