Max Lam retweeted
We are looking forward to 2024 WCPG in Singapore (15th-19th Oct). In the words of our 2024 Program Chairs, "These are exciting times in psychiatric genetics."
Want to learn more? Check out the 2024 invitation to attend: ispg.net/wcpg-2024-invitatio…
#psychiatry #genetics
Max Lam retweeted
Deconstructing the genetic architecture of treatment-resistant schizop... sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
@maxzylam @KeaneLim
Max Lam retweeted
🤩 OUT TODAY @NatureGenet
📰 The Singapore National Precision Medicine Strategy
👩🏾🤝👨🏽 John C. Chambers, E. Shyong Tai, Patrick Tan and team
👇🏿🇸🇬🧬👇🏿
go.nature.com/3ZZb186
Max Lam retweeted
Pleased to announce the launch of:
polygenicembryo.org
The website of the Polygenic Embryo ELSI Research (PEER) Group
(1/5)
Max Lam retweeted
Our latest preprint: a novel cross-ancestry fine-mapping method with much improved power and calibration. A collaboration with @kaiyuan1990 @RyanLongchamps @AFPopgen @getian107 @ChiayenChen @YenFengLin @bmneale @dalygene @PGCgenetics among others! medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
Max Lam retweeted
Glad to share this manuscript doi.org/10.1038/s41380-022-0… which is finally out in @molpsychiatry. Previous studies identified immune gene dysregulations in the brains of patients with several major brain disorders. (1/7)
Max Lam retweeted
Opening of the 2nd Pan-Asia Symposium on the Genetics of Brain Disease in Singapore, with call for action from Steve Hyman to uncover the biological mechanisms for psychiatric disorders to kickstart new drug discovery
Max Lam retweeted
Colonization in science hurts our study participants, builds a collaborative culture that is toxic and not sustainable, destroys the public trust in us, and eventually hurts the science.
Look forward to joining this extremely important discussion! To me, colonization in science is the extraction of scientific knowledge in a manner that exploits study participants and researchers, often through a power imbalance. @ISPGnet
Max Lam retweeted
Proud to share this work @ConversationUS, with @sineadbchapman, @CorieLok, @scribbler_tom, @rosyhosking at @broadinstitute & @StanleyCenter: Uncovering the genetic basis of mental illness requires data and tools that aren’t just based on white people tinyurl.com/bd86h3rr
Max Lam retweeted
Our GWAS of Executive Functioning (EF) in ~427,000 individuals is now online at Biological Psychiatry. A thread on incites into cognition and psychiatric genetics. biologicalpsychiatryjournal.… (1/8)
#PsychTwitter, #GABA, #NeuroTwitter, #GWAS, #cognition, #neuropsychology, #Psychiatry
Max Lam retweeted
New preprint! We studied how rare protein-coding variants impact cognitive function & linked diseases in @uk_biobank. We identified 8 large-effect cog fx genes, dosage-sensitivity for KDM5B, additivity of rare variant and polygenic risk & more (1/12) medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
Max Lam retweeted
Our latest cognitive GWAS from the COGENT consortium is out (and open!) in @npp_journal
nature.com/articles/s41386-0…
In addition to our largest sample size (N = 373,617), we use novel transcriptomic and chemoinformatic tools to identify gene targets for nootropic repurposing.@ACNPorg
Max Lam retweeted
By studying schizophrenia in the Ashkenazi Jewish founder population, @ToddLencz & coll. identified rare severe alleles shared by a few patients implicating cadherins
Read this 👉bit.ly/3bhnZ9x
& its preview by Jon McClellan & Mary-Claire King bit.ly/2QdPUjm
Max Lam retweeted
Delighted to share our latest preprint: the largest analysis assessing the contribution of rare genetic variants to the risk of depression, based on the exomes from 320,356 @uk_biobank participants medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
Max Lam retweeted
Large #GWAS with data from @uk_biobank, CHARGE & COGENT consortia finds 148 loci associated with general cognitive function #UsingEnsembl
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