Showing posts with label personal genomics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label personal genomics. Show all posts

PoBI paper BTFO

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We next analyzed UK Biobank population structure in conjunction with ancient DNA samples. Modern European populations are known to have desc...
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Gene-environment interaction for human fertility

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Mega-analysis of 31,396 individuals from 6 countries uncovers strong gene-environment interaction for human fertility Family and twin stud...
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ASHG 2015: Historical mating patterns in the U.S.

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Historical mating patterns in the U.S. revealed through admixture and IBD patterns from genome-wide data from over 800,000 individuals . J...

Investigating Population History Using Temporal Genetic Differentiation

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Investigating Population History Using Temporal Genetic Differentiation The rapid advance of sequencing technology, coupled with improvemen...

SMBE 2014: Whole genome sequencing of an Ashkenazi Jewish reference panel supports population-targeted personal genomics and illuminates Jewish and European origins

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Whole genome sequencing of an Ashkenazi Jewish reference panel supports population-targeted personal genomics and illuminates Jewish and ...

ESHG 2014: Polygenic risk for ADHD is associated with impaired educational achievement and lower IQ in the general population

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Title: C11.1 - Polygenic risk for ADHD is associated with impaired educational achievement and lower IQ in the general population Keywords...

ESHG 2014: Genetic landscape of populations along the Silk Road

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Title: P17.64-M - Genetic landscape of populations along the Silk Road reveals a haplotype associated with hyposmia in Tajikistan's pop...

ESHG 2014: Genomic description of the Generation Scotland Cohort: a large family base genetic study

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Title: P17.29-S - Genomic description of the Generation Scotland Cohort: a large family base genetic study Keywords: Genetic introgressio...

ESHG 2014: Genome wide inbreeding estimation within Lebanese communities using SNP arrays

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Title: P17.74-M - Genome wide inbreeding estimation within Lebanese communities using SNP arrays Keywords: Remote consanguinity; Homozygo...

ESHG 2014: The role of population isolates in understanding genetic and complex diseases

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Title: S08.3 - The role of population isolates in understanding genetic and complex diseases Keywords: genetic isolates; complex and quan...

A Genetic Census of America

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More complete AncestryDNA estimates of genetic ancestry by state (interactive maps at link): Using AncestryDNA results from over a quarter ...

Genetic estimate of percent Irish ancestry in US

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' Based on AncestryDNA ethnicity estimates for over 300,000 AncestryDNA customers*, the AncestryDNA science team set out to discover the...
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Genetic genealogy talks

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Some DNA lectures from Who Do You Think You Are 2014: Scottish DNA - Clans, Families, and Surnames (Alasdair Macdonald) Wales, DNA ...
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Population genetics talks

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Some videos from a " Computation-Intensive Probabilistic and Statistical Methods for Large-Scale Population Genomics " workshop t...

Friendship and natural selection

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NRNB Symposium on Network Biology 2012, Gladstone institutes, San Francisco: James Fowler presents Friendship and Natural Selection ( link...
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The future of genealogy

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An ASHG 2013 abstract from AncestryDNA: Reconstruction of Ancestral Human Genomes from Genome-Wide DNA Matches. Individuals who lived...
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More SMBE 2013 abstracts

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Demographic Inference and Whole Genome Scan for Positive Natural Selection in Pygmies from Central Africa PingHsun Hsieh1, Krishna R. Ve...

Genealogy / genetic genealogy conference free live stream

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SCGS Genealogy Jamboree to Offer FREE Live Streaming Sessions June 7-9 The Southern California Genealogical Society announces its schedu...

HGP10 Symposium - The Genomics Landscape a Decade after the Human Genome Project

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April 25, 2013: A commemorative all-day symposium, in Kirschstein Auditorium, Natcher Conference Center, featured a group of speakers. The e...

Online courses of possible interest

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The first three are currently in progress, but I believe you can still sign up and watch the lectures. Genes and the Human Condition (From ...
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