Stephen Dorn (@stphn_drn) 's Twitter Profile
Stephen Dorn

@stphn_drn

MS student in Biomedical Data Science @UWMadison. Interested in statistical genetics and its applications to neurodegenerative disorders.

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Qiongshi Lu (@q_statgen) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Stephen Dorn has a detailed thread to show all our results. He also implemented these new ensemble features in our PUMAS software. Stephen is applying for PhD programs this year. Look out for his application. We want him in Wisconsin too! Thread🧵:x.com/stphn_drn/stat…

Jiacheng Miao (@jiacheng_miao) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I’ll be attending NeurIPS Conference 2024 to present our work on a task-agnostic approach to leveraging AI/ML predictions for rigorous statistical inference in scientific research. Excited to connect and discuss AI4Science (biology, genetics, and medicine).

I’ll be attending <a href="/NeurIPSConf/">NeurIPS Conference</a> 2024 to present our work on a task-agnostic approach to leveraging AI/ML predictions for rigorous statistical inference in scientific research. 

Excited to connect and discuss AI4Science (biology, genetics, and medicine).
Steve McCarroll (@s_mccarroll) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Excited to share the paper: Huntington's disease is a DNA process for almost all of a cell's life. Inherited HD alleles are innocuous, just unstable – CAG repeats slowy expand throughout life. We call it a "ticking DNA clock". cell.com/cell/fulltext/…

Qiongshi Lu (@q_statgen) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Beyond excited to share this new paper with all of you . It's the most fun we've ever had. We figured out how to study a latent index driving partner choice without measuring it directly🥂 Qinwen Zheng Preprint📰: biorxiv.org/content/10.110… Sumstats⬇️: qlu-lab.org/data.html

Beyond excited to share this new paper with all of you . It's the most fun we've ever had. We figured out how to study a latent index driving partner choice without measuring it directly🥂
<a href="/qinwen_zzz/">Qinwen Zheng</a> 
Preprint📰: biorxiv.org/content/10.110…
Sumstats⬇️: qlu-lab.org/data.html
Marios Georgakis (@mariosgeorgakis) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A very interesting read on the genetic architecture of partner choice "index" — or according to economics literature our "attractiveness in the marriage market"🧬 1/5

A very interesting read on the genetic architecture of partner choice "index" — or according to economics literature our "attractiveness in the marriage market"🧬

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Veera Rajagopal  (@doctorveera) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I and my colleague, Sahar Gelfman, at RGC had the privilege to write a News and Views article for @nature about a recent work on Huntington's disease by Steve McCarroll and team. In this incredible work, through an innovative single cell RNA sequencing methodology, Handsaker et

I and my colleague, Sahar Gelfman, at RGC had the privilege to write a News and Views article for @nature about a recent work on Huntington's disease by <a href="/s_mccarroll/">Steve McCarroll</a> and team. 

In this incredible work, through an innovative single cell RNA sequencing methodology, Handsaker et
Alex Strudwick Young (@alextisyoung) 's Twitter Profile Photo

14% of 55-69 men with polygenic risk scores (PRS) in the top 10% had prostate cancer classified as intermediate or higher risk, a higher percentage than would have been identified using PSA or MRI screening. This seems like a strong argument for integrating polygenic risk scores

14% of 55-69 men with polygenic risk scores (PRS) in the top 10% had prostate cancer classified as intermediate or higher risk, a higher percentage than would have been identified using PSA or MRI screening. This seems like a strong argument for integrating polygenic risk scores
David R. Liu (@davidrliu) 's Twitter Profile Photo

In Nature Genetics we report that base editing of trinucleotide repeats (TNRs) reduces somatic repeat expansions in Huntington’s disease (HD) and Friedreich’s ataxia (FRDA)—in patient-derived cells and in vivo—a collaboration with the Mouro Pinto lab. drive.google.com/file/d/1on7kdy… 1/14

In <a href="/NatureGenet/">Nature Genetics</a> we report that base editing of trinucleotide repeats (TNRs) reduces somatic repeat expansions in Huntington’s disease (HD) and Friedreich’s ataxia (FRDA)—in patient-derived cells and in vivo—a collaboration with the Mouro Pinto lab.
drive.google.com/file/d/1on7kdy…
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Qiongshi Lu (@q_statgen) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Jiacheng Miao's PIGEON paper on GxE methodology is now published Nature Human Behaviour with a new title. In our view, this paper can reshape the study design for future complex trait GxE work. Paper📰doi.org/10.1038/s41562… Software🧑‍💻github.com/qlu-lab/GSUB

<a href="/Jiacheng_Miao/">Jiacheng Miao</a>'s PIGEON paper on GxE methodology is now published <a href="/NatureHumBehav/">Nature Human Behaviour</a> with a new title. In our view, this paper can reshape the study design for future complex trait GxE work.
Paper📰doi.org/10.1038/s41562…
Software🧑‍💻github.com/qlu-lab/GSUB
Jiacheng Miao (@jiacheng_miao) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🚀 Introducing Paper2Agent - a system that turns static research papers into interactive AI agents you can chat with and use the tools/data in the paper. Just ask, “Run this paper’s method on my data.” The paper agent will handle the task for you. 1/n

🚀 Introducing Paper2Agent - a system that turns static research papers into interactive AI agents you can chat with and use the tools/data in the paper.

Just ask, “Run this paper’s method on my data.” The paper agent will handle the task for you. 1/n
Eric Vallabh Minikel (@cureffi) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I've finally digested the data that Uniqure presented on AMT-130, their gene therapy for Huntington's disease, which just announced a positive trial readout with 75% slowing of disease progression. Here is a blog post with my take on the announcement: cureffi.org/2025/10/08/amt…