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Ryan is a postdoctoral research fellow jointly mentored by Drs. Eli Van Allen, Sasha Gusev, and Kevin Haigis at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and The Broad Institute. He completed his Ph.D. in genomics in 2022 at Harvard Medical School as part of Dr. Michael Talkowski's lab at Massachusetts General Hospital.
His research focuses on the structure and contents of the human genome, and how changes to genome structure/content contribute to human diversity and disease. He has led and contributed to numerous large-scale sequencing studies, such as the Genome Aggregation Database (gnomAD), one of the most widely adopted reference catalogs of human genetic variation in the world.
Click here to read more about Ryan's research interests and publications, or to see his CV.
Structure Meets Function (Blog)
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- @Bun_Without_B @CellCellPress @medrxivpreprint @GeneDx @ESTbiobank @vumcdbmi Absolutely! PDF should be accessible here: t.co/2Dan6uVXJd Data downloadable here: t.co/vcgK6ilmfl Let us know if you have any questions!
- Preprint alert📣📣Excited to share our new method SCENT to create accurate enhancer-gene map from #singlecell #multiome data with @soumya_boston! SCENT using multiome technology is very powerful in defining disease causal variants & genes in #GWAS #ASHG22 t.co/etiNup9MKK t.co/SgtcSKRftt
- Genomic constraint metric is now available on the #gnomAD browser. To learn more about the genomic constraint metric view the preprint on bioRxiv (t.co/MdvM4iVkJ6) or attend @sc2643’s #ASHG22 platform presentation on 10/28 10:30am in rm 502 t.co/Tvvz3bOHHj
- Please share! Seeking friendly and creative individuals for a postdoc position in human genetics! t.co/xTksLkTvfY @CGM_MGH @mghcvrc @broadinstitute @MGH_RI @harvardmed t.co/CGbdF2eXxf