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Ian Berry

@laughinggenome

clinical laboratory geneticist, exome sequencer, science enthusiast, husband, father

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François Lecoquierre (@francois_leco) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🧬New rare disease solved ! Happy to share our latest work on the developmental disorder associated to a recurrent missense variant in FEM1B (1/5) sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

🧬New rare disease solved !
Happy to share our latest work on the developmental disorder associated to a recurrent missense variant in FEM1B (1/5)
sciencedirect.com/science/articl…
ACGS (@acgs_news) 's Twitter Profile Photo

An important update from Rob Taylor, Sian Ellard, and Emma Baple providing the ACGS position statement on rare disease diagnostic genomic testing in the UK and Ireland. #ACGS2024 Taylor Lab Sian Ellard Exeter Rare Disease

An important update from Rob Taylor, Sian Ellard, and Emma Baple providing the ACGS position statement on rare disease diagnostic genomic testing in the UK and Ireland.

#ACGS2024 <a href="/taylorlabncl/">Taylor Lab</a> <a href="/EllardSian/">Sian Ellard</a> <a href="/RDExeter/">Exeter Rare Disease</a>
Ian Berry (@laughinggenome) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I had several Amigas through the early 90s and don’t remember the 87 version at all. I think they all had the 85 typography.

Giles Wilkes (@gilesyb) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Why I'm so irritated by the Conservatives' attack on Starmer for work-life balance: it's just one of a host of examples of real improvements in UK living standards that don't cost, opposed by the less-enlightened. See this chart, others that follow: 1/

Why I'm so irritated by the Conservatives' attack on Starmer for work-life balance: it's just one of a host of examples of real improvements in UK living standards that don't cost, opposed by the less-enlightened. See this chart, others that follow: 1/
Ian Berry (@laughinggenome) 's Twitter Profile Photo

One of my least favorite journalistic tropes in the world is asking politicians if they know how much a loaf of bread, pint of milk etc costs. Stupid meaningless gotcha-ism. I’m not sure I could tell you either.

Bob Servant (@bobservant) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Just voted. Turnout low and polling station staffed entirely by bewildered primary school children. Make of that what you will.

Ian Berry (@laughinggenome) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Really welcome change, this is a fantastic dataset now on the UK’s (maybe the world’s?) premium clinical genomics browser, enhancing the interpretation of CNVs in array and WGS testing.

Caroline Platt (@cazplatt) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This has taken years off my life and it’s finally out! Couldn’t have done it without Moin Saleem @wenwyd20 Ania Koziell and the long suffering Aga! Thank you! nature.com/articles/s4159… BAPN

Clare Turnbull- Prof/NHS Dr (@clare__turnbull) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Classifying genomic variants? Have case control data for PS4? Try our new tool, the PS4-Likelihood Ratio Calculator (turnbull-lab.shinyapps.io/ps4_lrcalc/). jmg.bmj.com/content/early/… Allows user to define the odds ratio (representing anticipated underlying strength of disease association

Classifying genomic variants? 
Have case control data for PS4? 
Try our new tool, the PS4-Likelihood Ratio Calculator (turnbull-lab.shinyapps.io/ps4_lrcalc/). 

jmg.bmj.com/content/early/…

Allows user to define the odds ratio (representing anticipated underlying strength of disease association
Ian Berry (@laughinggenome) 's Twitter Profile Photo

So you’re telling me, after nearly quarter of a century of GWAS, after which they’ve discovered not very much about human heritability, that GWAS outcomes are mostly noise? That is… somewhat predictable, I guess (p < 5 × 10−8).