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Understanding genetic variants in context Multiplexed assays of variant effect are an increasingly important tool in genetic research and including more context specificity in their design would aid interpretation and discovery.

CONGRATS CMAP PIs Nasa Sinnott-Armstrong, Stanley Fields, @fritzroth.bsky.social , @leastarita.bsky.social, Cole Trapnell, Judit Villen, @dougfowler.bsky.social & Christine Queitsch for their new publication, up on eLife: "Understanding genetic variants in context" 🎉
elifesciences.org/articles/88231

Postdoc — Center for the Multiplex Assessment of Phenotype

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📍 Location: Seattle, WA

Link: www.cmap.gs.washington.edu/postdoc

Visit the CMAP postdoc webpage to learn more, get in touch, and to embark on transformative research and lead the charge in personalized healthcare advancements! 🧬 🩺

We are looking for postdoctoral candidates ready to push the boundaries of phenotypic analysis. If you're driven by innovation and have a passion for groundbreaking research, we want you on our team.

🌟 Calling all trailblazing scientists! 🌟
🔬🚀✨ The Center for the Multiplexed Assessment of Phenotype (CMAP) is at the cutting edge of tech development, transforming variant interpretation to drive genome-guided precision medicine in clinical decision-making.