- by /u/AsmaredditerLooking for a genetic test that could point me toward a root cause — whether it's a genetic variant, methylation issue, or nutritional deficiency. Not looking for a cure, just a direction. What test gave you actual useful insights? submitted by /u/Asmaredditer [link] [comments]
- by /u/CoffeenhycodingWhat are some authentic Genomics companies in India? I want to get a predictive genome test done for my family submitted by /u/Coffeenhycoding [link] [comments]
- by /u/EducationalMango1320This one kinda disappeared from people’s radar, but back in 2022 Sema4 Holdings Corp. was telling investors that its Centrellis platform and the GeneDx acquisition were gonna drive huge growth and turn the company into a major data/health analytics player. A few months later, management completely changed strategy, announced layoffs, leadership shakeups, and the stock fell more than 33% in a day. The case now covers investors who bought shares between January 18, 2022 and August 15, 2022. Right now it’s in the tentative settlement stage, meaning the final settlement terms are still being worked out but investors can already […]
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- by /u/Novel-Structure-2359A buddy of mine has put together an online tool to help you design CRISPR reagents for easy diagnosis. Basically you plug in the DNA sequence of the gRNA recognition region and it works out which restriction sites can be destroyed and introduced by all the potential wobbles. This way you have a positive and negative restriction screen for easy testing of clones. I had the idea but he threw together the code. It is entirely free. submitted by /u/Novel-Structure-2359 [link] [comments]
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- by /u/FutureMasterpiece328Hi everyone, im an undergrad student who's interested in genomics. I was wondering if there was any resources that could help me have it easier w this pathway (iem certifications, courses, etc.) I would appreciate any guidance! submitted by /u/FutureMasterpiece328 [link] [comments]
- by /u/Competitive_Heron396I’ve just been offered an interview for a more senior genomics role, however my background is largely microbiology based and have recently been working in pathogen genomics. This is my first strictly genomics role that I’ve gone for and I’m not sure how best to prepare for it, what sort of things are commonly asked? Does anyone have any tips – I’m open to any relevant research papers/books that I can read up on just to have a refresh. For reference my current job mainly just uses nano pore sequencing. submitted by /u/Competitive_Heron396 [link] [comments]
- by /u/Few-Bullfrog3807Hi everyone, I’m organizing a small team project for an AI/healthcare innovation competition focused on oncology molecular data interoperability and reconciliation. Our proposed project is: OncoReconcile AI An AI-assisted platform designed to standardize and reconcile oncology genomic information across: VCF files molecular pathology PDF reports vendor-specific biomarker formats structured clinical/genomic data The goal is to transform fragmented molecular oncology data into explainable, standardized, and interoperable outputs that could support: molecular tumor board workflows cohort generation downstream analytics clinical research interoperability pipelines Current Technical Direction We are exploring a hybrid architecture combining: HGNC gene normalization HGVS variant normalization ontology-grounded mappings biomedical […]
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