Searching for clues: An update
We began this project about six years ago...here's an update (September 2021): Beginning in late 2020, I led an online discussion group based on the book, Genomics in the Cloud. You can read more a...
On genomics, autism, and sharing health information
I recently presented results from our family trio sequencing project at Harvard's very Hogwarts-looking Sanders Theatre.This 25-minute video describes how we used whole genome seque...
Family Trio Sequencing: Preliminary Findings
Yesterday, I presented preliminary findings at the 2015 Clinical Genome Conference in San Francisco from our family trio sequencing project. This blog post describes the genetic findings in more de...
Our final push for Open Access publishing
Over the past month, several parents contacted us who wanted to learn more about family trio sequencing. I wrote this Lab Note and guest blog post to describe the process, but I al...
About Family Trio Sequencing
This Lab Note provides some background about family trio sequencing, the technique that we will use in this project to search for genetic clues in autism. A brief historyIn 2008, the...
A stretch for open access publishing
Wow! Our project was funded in one day.A big thank you to all our backers for your donations and comments. And thanks to everyone on Twitter who re-tweeted our launch: ...
This guy walks into a bar...
I recently attended the Future of Genomic Medicine conference in San Diego. This conference brings together leading researchers who are transforming genomic medicine into clinical practice. Dr. Epi...
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