Iowa Institute of Human Genetics
Iowa Institute of Human Genetics
Growth in human genetics research is driving the increasing use of genetics in medical practice. The environment of the Iowa Institute of Human Genetics (IIHG) provides unique opportunities to make progress in both the discovery and translational phases of human genetics. The IIHG is a statewide resource that promotes clinical care, research, and education in human genetics and is focused on bringing personalized genomic medicine to the state of Iowa.
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May i ask, how exactly do you find these universal primers? Do we just type 16s in NCBI, then find the primer for that? Because usually, in NCBI, they're species specific, not umiversal
Awesome!
I am currently studying Wilson Disease, and based on the literature I have gathered, there is no well-established genotype-phenotype association. Also, there are multiple mutations across all 21 exons of the ATP7B gene. But most of the literature also state that they are using ACMG guidelines for classifying variants. Any comment on that?
Very good presentation. thanks for sharing.
Awesome, thanks a lot for this video
Thank you Iowa Institute for Human Genetics. Greetings from a bioeng grad student from Universidad del Cauca, Colombia.
Thank you very much for this wonderfully presented material.
Great video. Thank you!
I don't understand. If you want to detect what genes are off or on and by how much they are expressed then why not just use epigenomics instead of transcriptomics?
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Best lecture on metagenomics, wish for further information 👌
Could you please share the link
Wish I could see this great video earlier. So many questions solved.
great webinar!
Is this just applied to gremlin variant? Can it be applied to somatic variant?
Thank you 10x team and the host. Can I get a copy of the slides to use for my rehearsals? I am trying to understand the work flow of single cell seq to use on my postgraduate project and this could be of great help. Again, thank you so much for the presentation.
Hello, awesome video. Could the .html be shared? thanks
Could you please give us access to the document used in the video?
I have chronic gut issues that comes along with all other kinds of side effects. Is there any way to get into this study as a patient? I have an appointment at Ohio state coming soon. My life is falling apart and most of my doctors don't seem to understand the severity of it.
This is such a helpful video. Thank you so much!
Could you please give link to access data shown in video
This was excellent -- are slides publicly available as implied at the end of the lecture?
Lauren, I don't believe they are at this time. You could email Diana directly and ask for a copy.
thank you so much for the presentation! well explained!
Glad it was helpful!
thanks
Dr. Michael mentions at 48:17 that he did a webinar on pathway analysis. Could you please share the link? Thank you!
This video is a great summary of Metagenomics!
Thanks so much for the video. Very informative. Uts my first time to read about metagenomics because I have an interest for my PhD and your video motivates me. Thanks 😊
You're very welcome!
Thanks for the video. Please make a video on chip seq analysis in R starting with GEO dataset, there is no proper one on internet so far.
Great idea...we'll try to make that happen!
Nice video, thanks Michael! I'm a molecular biologist who struggles with the basics of bioinformatics so this really helped.
Great to hear!
Thank you very much Dr. Kolbe this is a very useful and informative overview.
You are very welcome
Thanks a lot. very well explained.
Glad it was helpful!
This is wonderful information about bioconductor and Public database!
thanks for sharing, greetings from Spain!
Thanks for watching!
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This is really terrific, thank you so much for providing it to all. The 10X folks did a great job IMHO: very well organized and clear, many tips on how to succeed. Hoping to run my first 10X experiment very soon and this is very reassuring information to have at hand. Hopefully I can find a pdf of these presentations, but if not I'll just take screen captures. Cheers!
Informative and concise. Thanks!
Great video! Thank you!
Really appreciate this explanation, as I'm having my first go at writing a protocol for a job.
this is amazing helpful! wow thank you 10x !!
Great presentation! Systematic and very easy to follow, thanks for putting this together!
Glad it was helpful!
BA1 is benign-standalone not benign-automatic. Its weight is so heavy that just that criteria itself can cause the variant to be considered benign as the name implies.
Yes, the formal name is benign stand-alone. In practice, unless dealing with a well-known and established high-frequency pathogenic variant such as the global exception list, if BA1 is satisfied, the variant can be automatically considered benign without considering other criteria.
Excellent!
Many thanks!
Thanks. Very well-described
Glad it was helpful!
Great video! Cheers
Thanks!
Great! So explanatory. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you
thanks
Could you guys potentially consider copy-number variant discovery using NGS data? I work at a university and most of our research staff no about copy-numbers and the data you get back, but have no clue how this data is derived. The resources available are pretty high level!
We will consider CNV analysis for a future workshop. Thanks for the suggestion!
Im an undegrad writing a thesis for my honors program. COVID destroyed my proposal and had to switch up to a remote RNAseq analysis - you've just saved my college career sir thank you
Glad you found the information helpful! Good luck with your project!
This is very informative. Especially for beginner PhD students. Thank you!
You're very welcome!