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Genetics & Precision Medicine

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Multi-omics data integration in Spanish psychiatric patients and controls
Genetics & Precision Medicine Cohort
Multi-omics data integration in Spanish psychiatric patients and controls Scientists Are Building a Mental Health Database That Could Change Treatment Forever
This cohort study in Spain involved over 4,400 participants, including approximately 2,300 psychiatric patients and 2,100 controls.
This project could finally help doctors match the right treatment to the right patient, reducing the trial-and-error that many people face t…
Narrative review examines AI-enabled approaches versus traditional genetic mapping in plant trait studies
Genetics & Precision Medicine Sys. Review
Narrative review examines AI-enabled approaches versus traditional genetic mapping in plant trait studies Farmers Could Grow Smarter Crops Faster Than Ever
This narrative review synthesizes evidence regarding AI-enabled approaches, including deep learning and multi-omics, compared to traditional…
AI models now predict crop traits more accurately than old methods, helping breed drought-resistant, high-yield plants for climate change.
Rare LOXL1 variants associated with exfoliation syndrome and secondary glaucoma risk in US cohorts
Genetics & Precision Medicine Cohort
Rare LOXL1 variants associated with exfoliation syndrome and secondary glaucoma risk in US cohorts Rare Gene Changes Might Protect Against Glaucoma
This cohort study analyzed exome array and sequence data from 1118 XFS/XFG cases and 3661 controls in the Mass Eye and Ear cohort, plus 284 …
Rare genetic changes in a specific eye gene may protect against glaucoma, offering hope for those with a family history of vision loss.
Observational study links inherited genetic variants to young-onset lung cancer risk
Genetics & Precision Medicine
Observational study links inherited genetic variants to young-onset lung cancer risk Lung Cancer Before 45: New Study Reveals Hidden Genetic Clues
This primary research article reports an observational analysis of 9,065 patients, finding that rare pathogenic germline variants in DNA dam…
Lung cancer before 45 often stems from rare inherited gene flaws in DNA repair and immune systems, giving families clearer answers about thi…
Observational study suggests colibactin mutations are enriched in rectum regardless of polyp status
Genetics & Precision Medicine
Observational study suggests colibactin mutations are enriched in rectum regardless of polyp status Why do some colon cancers start in the rectum while others do not?
This observational study analyzed whole-genome sequencing of colon crypts from 11 donors without polyps and 10 with polyps.
A toxin from E. coli bacteria causes specific DNA damage in the rectum, which may explain why some colon cancers start there, especially in …
Review evaluates psychometric properties of Swedish autism-specific and general genetic counselling outcome measures
Genetics & Precision Medicine
Review evaluates psychometric properties of Swedish autism-specific and general genetic counselling outcome measures New Tool Measures How Genetic Counseling Helps Autistic Patients
This methodological evaluation reviews the psychometric properties of Swedish autism-specific mGCOS-24 and general GCOS-24 instruments.
A new Swedish tool helps families and clinicians measure if genetic counseling meets the unique needs of autistic patients and their familie…
Case series and literature review expands phenotypic spectrum of germline PIGA variants
Genetics & Precision Medicine Sys. Review
Case series and literature review expands phenotypic spectrum of germline PIGA variants Do fever spikes make seizures worse in children with specific genetic epilepsy?
This case series and literature review describes five germline PIGA missense pathogenic/likely pathogenic variants across six unrelated fami…
Every child with this rare epilepsy gene change reacts to fever, while specific genetic spots determine if symptoms are severe or mild.
Subcutaneous RBD4059 safely suppresses FXI activity in healthy volunteers for up to 6 months
Genetics & Precision Medicine RCT
Subcutaneous RBD4059 safely suppresses FXI activity in healthy volunteers for up to 6 months A Single Injection May Block Dangerous Blood Clots for Months
This Phase 1 randomized controlled trial enrolled six healthy volunteers receiving subcutaneous RBD4059 or placebo.
A new type of injectable therapy may offer months of blood clot protection from a single dose — with a different safety profile than today's…
Meta-analysis of ABCD Study data links genetic variants to timing of substance use initiation in adolescents
Genetics & Precision Medicine Meta-analysis
Meta-analysis of ABCD Study data links genetic variants to timing of substance use initiation in adolescents Your Teen's DNA May Shape When They First Try Drugs
This meta-analysis examined longitudinal data from the Adolescent Brain Cognitive Development (ABCD) Study across European, African, and His…
A teen's genes may influence when they first try alcohol, nicotine, or cannabis, not just whether they do, with earlier use linked to higher…
APOE epsilon4 allele frequencies vary widely across Indian populations with implications for dementia risk assessment
Genetics & Precision Medicine
APOE epsilon4 allele frequencies vary widely across Indian populations with implications for dementia risk assessment A Single Gene Could Change How India Screens for Alzheimer's
This observational study analyzed APOE epsilon4 allele frequencies in 9,524 individuals from the GenomeIndia dataset representing diverse In…
Alzheimer's risk in India varies wildly by region, with some tribal groups facing much higher genetic danger than others, demanding new scre…
Mendelian randomization suggests loneliness causally increases schizophrenia and major depressive disorder risk
Genetics & Precision Medicine
Mendelian randomization suggests loneliness causally increases schizophrenia and major depressive disorder risk Feeling Alone May Quietly Rewire Your Mental Health
This Mendelian randomization study investigated the causal relationship between loneliness and severe mental illness, including schizophreni…
Loneliness may directly raise the risk of schizophrenia and depression by changing body chemistry through inflammation, affecting millions o…
LDeconv method reduces false discoveries and preserves true associations in UK Biobank data analysis
Genetics & Precision Medicine
LDeconv method reduces false discoveries and preserves true associations in UK Biobank data analysis New Math Trick Could Make Genetic Studies Far More Accurate
This methodological study evaluated the LDeconv method within the UK Biobank cohort.
A new math trick filters out false signals in genetic studies, helping scientists find the real genes behind common diseases like diabetes a…