Thank you to the organising committee @hellord13@acgs_news for a fabulous meeting! #acgs2022 so lovely to be back face to face. A thoroughly enjoyable day ๐
@waitrose weโre all so missing your pink grapefruit & apple and mango squash! Especially in this hot weather. Any ideas on when / if it will return? :)
Fantastic to see more examples how how #Genomics is transforming patient care. This non-invasive pre-natal diagnosis for retinoblastoma rolled out by @NHSEngland will help with earlier diagnoses, faster treatment and help families prepare.
https://t.co/USkQgCI793
@KirstenMckayYay A massive loss to our profession but Iโm very excited for you! Loved my time at UofG and Iโm sure youโll be fab and inspire many xx best of luck and hope you enjoy the adventure xx
Links to Treatable ID (https://t.co/P9fxYMD4eh) are now displayed on gene pages. This alerts users to possible therapies for inherited metabolic disorders which are causally related to Intellectual Disability
@savatt_juliann Genome Connect Registry is such a neat solution for helping patient genomic data interpretation remain up to date! Great presentation #CCG2021
It is always nice when a paper high up the to-read list is presented at a conference ๐
On this occasion, Robert Kopajtich on efforts to look for both RNAseq and proteomics expression outliers to aid diagnosis of Mendelian disorders #CCG2021
Preprint: https://t.co/4jaFnft5AB
Many thanks @SMoorthie@PHGFoundation at #CCG2021 raises important points re PRS.
1) PRSs as currently designed are an ASSAY
2) The question / TEST is often not defined
3) Without this clinical utility cannot be ascertained
This document is timely:
https://t.co/QCPYN7tEYF
Definitely convinced that we need to think more about RNA in our diagnostic labs. What great work. Excited to hear about the ongoing Genomics England Transcriptomics pilot. Diana Baralle #CCG2021