"We estimate the probability of success for drug mechanisms with genetic support is 2.6 times greater than those without". A new paper in Nature from Minikel et al refines the impact of genetic evidence on clinical success: https://lnkd.in/edsE4pXd
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This paper helps calm my nagging worry that maybe we've all been wrong about genetics and drug success. By looking at a completely new dimension of drug success/failure, they reaffirm the effect we have repeatedly seen using target-indication pair progression. I think this is really important. https://lnkd.in/g-fmtn7X
Genetic factors associated with reasons for clinical trial stoppage - Nature Genetics
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VP - Medical & Scientific Affairs @ Genome Medical | Diversity & Health Equity in Genomics, Clinical Trials & Biopharma | Leading the development of responsible, innovative, & equitable genomics solutions
Clinical laboratories are in an unique position to promote equitable access to genetic and genomic testing and lab genetic counselors are particularly qualified to support this effort. Lab GCs have led the charge for equitable test design, broader access to appropriate testing, and appropriate resource utilization. Cathy Wicklund and I shared some of our thoughts on this topic for The Journal of Applied Laboratory Medicine's special issue on Molecular Diagnostics. One key question that we ask - How can laboratories leverage their genetic counseling teams to take a leadership role in addressing this bias in referrals? It's a quick read - we would love to hear your thoughts on this topic in the comments!
Equity in the Laboratory: Expanding the Role of Genetic Counselors
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Take a minute to read and share this article on an important topic. Being aware of how we all black be promoting access to genetic testing and services (and quality in that testing for all) is so important.
VP - Medical & Scientific Affairs @ Genome Medical | Diversity & Health Equity in Genomics, Clinical Trials & Biopharma | Leading the development of responsible, innovative, & equitable genomics solutions
Clinical laboratories are in an unique position to promote equitable access to genetic and genomic testing and lab genetic counselors are particularly qualified to support this effort. Lab GCs have led the charge for equitable test design, broader access to appropriate testing, and appropriate resource utilization. Cathy Wicklund and I shared some of our thoughts on this topic for The Journal of Applied Laboratory Medicine's special issue on Molecular Diagnostics. One key question that we ask - How can laboratories leverage their genetic counseling teams to take a leadership role in addressing this bias in referrals? It's a quick read - we would love to hear your thoughts on this topic in the comments!
Equity in the Laboratory: Expanding the Role of Genetic Counselors
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🌟 Transforming Beta-Blocker Therapy with Genetic Insights! 🌟 We are thrilled to share some exciting developments in the world of pharmacogenetics. The latest CPIC guidelines offer a fascinating look at how our genes can influence the effectiveness of beta-blockers, such as metoprolol. Have you ever wondered how your genetic makeup might affect your medication? We have summarized these groundbreaking guidelines, and you can also dive into the full paper for a deeper understanding. 🔗 Full Paper: https://lnkd.in/dU7YVGjQ 🔗 The Summary: https://lnkd.in/dCAN3U2u Let’s explore how we can make medicine more personalized and effective together! #Pharmacogenetics #PersonalizedMedicine #BetaBlockers #HealthcareInnovation #Genomics #PrecisionHealth
Personalizing Beta-Blocker Therapy
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❓ What are the key changes between the draft and final versions of the FDA's guidance on human genome editing? ❓ How do these changes impact developers of genome editing products and suppliers of genome editing components? ❓ What are the implications of the changes in the chemistry, manufacturing, and controls (CMC) section of the guidance? #humangenetics #geneediting #fdaregulations https://lnkd.in/e-jzfe3R By Brent Morse and Nathan Manley, Dark Horse Consulting Group Inc.
FDA's Updated Guidance On Human Genome Editing: New Implications & Remaining Questions
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Please check out this paper which leverages 942 Thai whole genome sequences to establish a pharmacogenomics database. The authors uncover 13,532 novel variants among 85,566, shedding light on unique metabolic profiles in the Thai population. #PersonalizedMedicine #PGx #CTSjournal #ASCPTjournals #ASCPT https://bit.ly/3LY6Ao2
A comprehensive Thai pharmacogenomics database (TPGxD‐1): Phenotype prediction and variants identification in 942 whole‐genome sequencing data
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Hear from genome editing experts at our free virtual event on Tuesday, 26 September 2023. Through a selection of interactive speaker sessions and a concluding panel discussion, you’ll discover best practices, tips and tricks for genome editing, the impact of CRISPR in drug discovery, and key considerations for CRISPR screening set-up. Register for free below! https://bit.ly/3QljLDb #cellculture #lifescience #geneticengineering #genomeediting
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Did you miss out on our recent webinar? In our webinar, "Analytically and Clinically Valid Pharmacogenomics (PGx) Tests with Clinical Utility: A Guide for Laboratorians and Prescribers", Dr. Becky Winslow, BS, PharmD demonstrated how to evaluate the validity and utility of PGx tests using the ACCE Model Project Framework, as well as gaining insights on selecting genetic variants, and implementing laboratory procedures. Watch now to enhance your knowledge of PGx! #thermofisheremp
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Sudden cardiac death is a devastating event that occurs unexpectedly, often without any prior symptoms. Postmortem genetic testing may be used in conjunction with a traditional autopsy to assist with establishing cause and manner of death. Join us in a free webinar on Feb. 14th as we discuss the feasibility and importance of genetic testing in sudden cardiac death. https://bit.ly/4aVqBHd
Understanding a Broken Heart: Genetic Testing after Sudden Cardiac Death - Insights
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Professor of Clinical Neurology at University College London, Honorary Consultant Neurologist Director of UCL Huntington’s Disease Centre, Joint Head of Department of Neurodegenerative Disease
Just out from my lab on Biorxiv: Therapeutic validation of MMR-associated genetic modifiers in a human ex vivo model of Huntington’s disease. https://lnkd.in/enTVrVm5
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