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Steve Reilly

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Asst. Prof. @YaleGenetics making new experimental and comp tools to study gene regulatory functions of human variation. 🏳️‍🌈

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Our lab's Holiday Card tradition (adopted from the sabeti_lab) continues into year 2. Can you spot the lab members and scientific jokes hidden in our growing laboratory? Check out  reilly-lab.com/newyears-card-… for a key to all the science puns! Happy New Year from the Reilly Lab!

Our lab's  Holiday Card tradition (adopted from the <a href="/sabeti_lab/">sabeti_lab</a>) continues into year 2. Can you spot the lab members and scientific jokes hidden in our growing laboratory? Check out  reilly-lab.com/newyears-card-… for a key to all the science puns! 
Happy New Year from the Reilly Lab!
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I am delighted to see our work studying GWAS and eQTL causal alleles out in the wild. We learned several insights into how non-coding variation impart their effects. See Layla and Jacob’s tweetorial below for details.

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Our absolutely amazing postdoc Stephen Rong wrote a great review on MPRA, CRISPR, and machine-learning approaches to understanding the function of non-coding regulatory changes in human evolution. Take a look!

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Awesome to be part of this effort, especially with Thanh Thanh L. Nguyen making a heroic push to go from somatic variants to function effects in just a few months!

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Using #AI, a Broad/The Jackson Laboratory /Yale School of Medicine team has developed a way to decipher the language of genetic switches that turn genes on and off, and designed new, synthetic switches that control genes' expression in specific cell types. broad.io/CRE-AI Steve Reilly

Using #AI, a Broad/<a href="/jacksonlab/">The Jackson Laboratory</a> /<a href="/YaleMed/">Yale School of Medicine</a> team has developed a way to decipher the language of genetic switches that turn genes on and off, and designed new, synthetic switches that control genes' expression in specific cell types. broad.io/CRE-AI <a href="/ReillyLikesIt/">Steve Reilly</a>
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🔥🔥🔥 new paper out from Steven Reilly Steve Reilly together with Ryan Tewhey Ryan Tewhey led by Sager Gosai Sager Gosai + Rodrigo Castro Rodrigo I Castro Synthetic cis-regulatory elements (CREs) that drive cell-type-specific gene expression 🧬🤯 nature.com/articles/s4158…

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See John Butts's Poster #6047 Want to run an MPRA faster, cheaper, across cell types? We developed an accurate model of MPRA activity and highlight findings from assaying 100M+ variant effect predictions for fine-mapped variants, gnomAD, ClinVar, COSMIC, and more!