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Ryan is a Ph.D. candidate studying translational human genomics in the Bioinformatics and Integrative Genomics program at Harvard Medical School. He is supported by an award from the Graduate Research Fellowship Program (GRFP) through the National Science Foundation (NSF).
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Structure Meets Function (Blog)
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- @brent_p @PGorg Wow, this is a nice resource. Didn’t know it existed. Thanks for sharing!
- just found out about this sweet, sweet, precious, downloadable data: t.co/7yv3LH6gMd WGS, BS-Seq, RNA-Seq, targetted RNA from recent illumina platforms for 10 Samples and WGS for 100+! from Personal Genome Project UK (@PGorg)
- This fantastic @biorxivpreprint on upstream open reading frames from @nickywhiffin is the first taste of using gnomAD data to quantify natural selection in non-coding regions of the human genome. Must read! t.co/EHsKjIVrPe cc @vamsimootha, @giraldezlab t.co/xFIhDWrfXd
- Professorship in bioinformatics in Leuven. Deadline extended due to lack of applications. Please RT t.co/Frr8ylT156