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Center for Genomic Medicine at Massachusetts General Hospital Harvard Medical School
Boston, MAcgm.massgeneral.orgJoined December 2016

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Congratulations to @MGH_CGM new faculty for receiving the Anne Klibanski Award for Excellence in Mentoring. Our trainees are lucky to have you!
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.@pnatarajanmd, of @MGHHeartHealth, received the Anne Klibanski Award for Excellence in Mentoring. Named after Anne Klibanski, President & CEO of @MassGenBrigham, who has mentored hundreds of faculty members. This award is presented to an exceptional @MGHMedicine research mentor.
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Exciting new study in on next-generation genome editing technology led by @MGH_CGM investigator : Precise DNA cleavage using CRISPR-SpRYgests"
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1/1 "SpRYgest, takes the die out of digest" - @RachelSilvers11 We recently repurposed our PAMless Cas9 enzyme SpRY for in vitro DNA digests (so-called “SpRYgests”), as a substitute to overcome the limitations of restriction enzymes . A 🧵: biorxiv.org/content/10.110
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Congrats to faculty member, , whose lab was awarded an New Innovator (DP2) Award, enabling his lab to continue their work on genome editing technology development!
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Very humbled (and lucky!) to receive an @NIH_CommonFund @NIHDirector DP2 award. 🥉time was the charm. Grateful for this recognition that will allow my amazing lab members to continue pursuing their super interesting science. #CRISPR @CGM_MGH @MGHPathology @MassGeneralNews twitter.com/NIH_CommonFund…
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Richa Saxena, PhD, from , looks at the #genetics of circadian rhythms and sleep in human health and disease.
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Genetics of circadian rhythms and sleep in human health and disease go.nature.com/3Rf8ktG #Review by @jlane_boston, @JQianClock, @EmmanuelMignot8, @SusanRedline, Frank A. J. L. Scheer & Richa Saxena @BrighamResearch @HarvardSleepMed @harvardmed @broadinstitute @Stanford
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And don't miss the associated Research Briefing! 🧠 Diverse mutations in autism-related genes and their expression in the developing brain ⬇️ go.nature.com/3PxjIQC
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Expansive new gene discovery and functional characterization studies in autism out in , co-led by PI team including labs and . Congrats lead authors , , H. Brand, M. Peng ( lab) on the monumental efforts!!
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📣 OUT TODAY @NatureGenet 📰 Rare coding variation provides insight into the genetic architecture and phenotypic context of autism 🧑‍🤝‍🧑 @JFuBiostats @Sirt3 @dalygene @TalkowskiLab and team 👇🏾 go.nature.com/3pyHG32
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Exciting new paper by 's newest faculty member, as well as and colleagues: Systematic single-variant and gene-based association testing of thousands of phenotypes in 394,841 UK Biobank exomes Check out 🧵below!!
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Our paper on rare variant associations in the UK Biobank is out in Cell Genomics today! cell.com/cell-genomics/
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Check out recent publication by Scientific Director and faculty member, , and colleagues: Selective retinal ganglion cell loss and optic neuropathy in a humanized mouse model of familial dysautonomia
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Researchers from @CGM_MGH @MGHNeurology and colleagues investigate correcting a splicing defect in familial dysautonomia, in a @hmg_journal study. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34908112/
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Congratulations to faculty member, , on receiving 's #ClinicalScientistDevelopmentAward for her project: Drug Discovery for Type 2 Diabetes Using Genetic Pathways
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Join us in congratulating the 2022 recipients of #ClinicalScientistDevelopmentAwards! We look forward to following the important contributions of these #physicianscientists to #clinicalresearch. Learn more about the awardees and their exciting projects: bit.ly/3BNLIvV
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The sixteen headshots of the 2022 Clinical Scientist Development Awards recipients appear against a blurred background containing test tubes in a laboratory. The Doris Duke Charitable Foundation logo appears at bottom alongside the words "2022 Clinical Scientist Development Awardees" in white.
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New analysis published in Cell from Director of almost 1M genomes finds hundreds of dosage sensitive genomic segments intolerant to deletion and duplication across human diseases. See 🧵here from PhD student
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🎉Final version of our dosage sensitivity study out today @CellCellPress! cell.com/cell/fulltext/ Explored CNV associations across 54 phenotypes in ~1M genomes Since @medrxivpreprint in 2021: added 200k samples & 22 phenotypes thanks to @GeneDx @ESTbiobank @vumcdbmi 🧵👇 1/6
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Important findings from the lab of faculty on developmental variability in a study of over 17,000 autistic children. First author provides a nice 🧵 here explaining the results in .
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Early development varies enormously in autistic individuals. We clearly have much to learn about the diverse needs of the autistic community in early life, and much to learn about how to better adapt our environments to fit those needs. (1/6)
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Interesting new preprint on rare variants from and colleagues from the UK Biobank
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Exome-seq has catalyzed rare variant (RV) discovery. But unknown: RVs converge w/ common variants? As polygenic+pleiotropic? Improve population PRS+"missing heritability"? New method + answers to these q's, leveraging 400,000 UKB exomes: medrxiv.org/content/10.110 🧵 (1/18)
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📢Scientific administrative leaders, we are seeking a new Admin Director! The AD will oversee a dynamic academic research Center in partnership with the CGM Director, admin team, faculty, and scientists across the genomics community. 👀below. Application review is ongoing!
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