New Research: The effect size of rs521851 in the intron of MAGI2/S-SCAM on HADS-D scores correlates with EAT-26 scores for eating disorders risk frontiersin.org/articles/10.33… #FrontiersIn #Psychiatry

Join us Today at NOON for the #Immunology, #Infection, & #ImmunoOncology (i3) Seminar Series, where Dr. Mykyta Artomov Mykyta Artomov (Nationwide Children's Hospital) will give a seminar titled Decoding disease: how #systems_genetics informs model systems, personalized diagnosis, & population

A stellar example of uncovering a molecular mechanism - culminating a tremendous multi-year effort and a remarkable series of publications!

Together with Maxim Artyomov, we wrote a short blog post with the backstory of our itaconate-Prdx5 discovery. It allows a glimpse into how the story evolved over time and how we got here. communities.springernature.com/posts/itaconat…

(2/2) continued from latest from our lab: ITACONATE MECHANISM SOLVED!! For those itaconate aficionados, check out the behind-the-scenes story in a cool Nature based blog posting by Tomas Paulenda and myself - it might help clear some confusions often faced by broader community

Boston in spring is so nice as if I never left it decade ago.. Very excited to present for the first time our latest itaconate work at Harvard Immunology Seminar series immunologyphd.hms.harvard.edu/event/dr-maxim… (for those who are really into it, I think there is even zoom link on the website)

Check out our work on FSGS genetics on the cover of iScience journal ! cell.com/issue/S2589-00…

New kind of non-reproducible science - or how to write 'Data availability' statement without actually sharing the data. I need help to decide if issues that we experience with obtaining published data is 'fraud', 'just unethical' or i am overreacting and 'it's ok' - please vote

If you are attending #ICED2025 in San Antonio, check out the talk by Sarah Snyder, describing our clinical study of Anorexia and Atypical Anorexia Nervosa - May 30, 4:15pm CT - Neurobiology and Genetics II session

In our new study we evaluated 3,000+ polygenic risk scores in nearly 500,000 @FinnGen participants. See PGS performance metric, multi-PGS models, PGS-PheWAS and personalized predictive models within #PGSBrowser:  pgs.nchigm.org and the preprint at tinyurl.com/yjt24kht

We have rolled out an updated interface and functionality for the SCoRe shared control repository to simplify selection of external ancestry-matched controls and provide some usage examples (dnascore.net). Key new features: - AlphaMissense and SNPred filters for

#aging #immune_aging NEW PREPRINT FROM Artyomov&Randolph labs: How mouse age-associated GZMK+ CD8 Taa cells develop and what are correct surface markers for them biorxiv.org/content/10.110… Among other things we - Using OT1-Rag2ko mice explicitly show the TCR dependence and yet

Important milestone for me and my lab: fgsea has passed DESeq2 on the list of most downloaded Bioconductor packages. It started as a side project during my PhD, back when DESeq2 was already a staple of RNA-seq analysis. I never even thought it could go this far—but here we are!