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- by /u/Born-Impact-6339Hi r/genomics, I've open-sourced Genomic Agent Discovery — a tool where multiple AI agents collaborate to analyze raw consumer DNA data (23andMe, AncestryDNA, MyHeritage, FTDNA, VCF) against 12 public genomics databases. The databases (all bundled into one SQLite): – ClinVar (~2.5M variants) — pathogenicity classifications – GWAS Catalog (~400K associations) — trait associations with p-values – CPIC (34 pharmacogenes) — star alleles, diplotypes, drug dosing – AlphaMissense (~70M predictions) — DeepMind AI pathogenicity scores – CADD — deleteriousness scores (PHRED-scaled) – gnomAD — population allele frequencies (6+ ancestries) – HPO — gene-to-phenotype mappings – DisGeNET — disease-gene associations – CIViC […]
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- by /u/jsawant21Hello, My daughter wants to pursue Genomics through IISER. This year she gave 10th cbse board exam. We are confused whether she should prepare through NEET (PCB) or JEE (PCM) for the IAT exam. Any current IISER students, especially Biology/Genomics students, please guide based on your experience. Thank you! submitted by /u/jsawant21 [link] [comments]
- by /u/Physical_Tax9659Guys, I'm freaking out. I don't know what I did. So a recruiter sent me an email communicating that I passed the phone screen and now want to invite me to on-site interview. It's a biotech company working on molecular diagnostics. A good place I wanted to work at. So I immediately filled my availability on my phone and replied to his email that I just did. After I sent the email, I realized that at the end of it, there was content that I had copy-pasted before so I can ask ChatGPT about opinion. The content was clearly racist. […]
- by /u/BuffaloResponsible26Hey everyone, I’ve been going down a bit of a rabbit hole trying to figure out my next steps and would really appreciate some real-world input from people in this space. I’m really interested in pursuing a PhD in neuroscience (not MD/PhD, just straight PhD), but I’m struggling to understand what that actually looks like career-wise and how to best set myself up for it. I am 25 with a bachelor's in genetics/cell biology and a decent amount of molecular/lab experience, plus I also have a couple years of vet school under my belt (so a lot of physiology, pathology, […]
- by /u/Hot-Entrepreneur7730Hey smart people, I am a PhD student. I have DNA and RNA data from an arficial selection experiemnt and I need some help to know what I have is trustable or what would you do in my place. Sorry for the long post and thank you! I don´t really know how to present a figure pannel with this DNA, RNA and both levels of information for a paper. _________________ Context: 3 Populations that evolved from the original founder (2 under a strong selective pressure and one randomly mated). Let´s say line with phenotype A with phenotype of interest Control […]
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- by /u/BuffaloResponsible26I’m considering a master’s in genetics/genomics and wanted insight from people in the field. I have a B.S. in Genetics & Cell Biology and about two years of veterinary school completed. My strengths are strongly in molecular and systems-level thinking (genetics, immunology, microbio). I’m trying to understand how these programs are structured—how much is computational vs wet lab vs theory? Is bioinformatics becoming essential? Also, what are realistic job outcomes with just a master’s? Can you break into industry (biotech, ag genetics, pharma, etc.) without a PhD, and what does growth look like? Would love honest opinions on difficulty, job […]
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