Major props to Angela Wei, our first author and grad student, who drove the project from data to discovery!
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Major props to Angela Wei, our first author and grad student, who drove the project from data to discovery!
rdcu.be/epzLx #Genomics #PhDlife #Science
🎉 Just published in Nature Communications: why carriers of the same pathogenic variant can have wildly different outcomes.
We untangle three genetic factors—variant impact (ESM1b), polygenic risk scores, and genetic interactions (epistasis).
A huge thank you to the @KAT6Foundation for fueling our mission to uncover the biology of rare neurodevelopmental disorders—and bring hope to families. #Neurodevelopment #RareDiseaseResearch
🧬 Create patient-specific iPSC models to understand KAT6B-related neurodevelopmental differences.
🐭 Build variant-specific KAT6A mouse models to explore how different mutations shape the brain and test potential therapies.
We’re humbled and excited to share that our lab at UCLA has been awarded new funding from the @KAT6Foundation! This support will help us:
Congrats to Angela! She gave a great PhD thesis defense today! 🎉🎉😊
Good luck Oliver! We ( all all your school friends and my kiddos !) are cheering for you!
Some new work from our lab and collaboration with the Backus Lab at UCLA!
📣New from Palafox et al!
📄Prioritizing disease-associated missense variants with chemoproteomic-detected amino acids
So much great science at the BSCRC 20th anniversary stem cell symposium! Proud of Yaneth, an undergraduate doing research with us for her poster presentation!