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A compendium of recurrent somatic variation in 46,080 TOPMed whole genomes Hematology and Hemostasis ASHG 2020
A Cox proportional hazards whole genome sequencing study of ischemic stroke risk in a Brazilian sickle cell population ASHG Oct 25-29, 2022
A framework for detecting non-coding rare variant associations in large whole genome sequencing studies at scale, with application to 30,138 TOPMed participants for lipid traits Lipids ASHG Conference (October 27-31)
A generalizable protocol for leveraging whole genome sequenced cohorts as population controls for new genome wide association studies Analysis ASHG Annual Meeting (October 27-30, 2020)
A large effect, Polynesian-specific, stop-gained variant in BTNL9 is associated with atherogenic lipid profiles Lipids ASHG 2019 (October 15-19, 2019)
A large-scale whole genome sequencing to identify less common and rare variants associated with osteoporosis and fracture: The NHLBI TopMed Study Bone Mineralization American Society of Human Genetics (October 2019)
A mixed model approach to testing multiple correlated traits in large samples: An application to the Trans-Omics for Precision Medicine (TOPMed) program hematology phenotypes. Hematology and Hemostasis ASHG Conference October 27, 2020
A multi-ancestry whole exome sequencing analyses of BMI and obesity identifies novel genes Anthropometry - Adiposity (includes Physical Activity) Multi-omics in Metabolic Disease June 7-9, 2023
A novel variant in CETP is associated with higher HDL-cholesterol in people of Polynesian ancestry Lipids ASHG (Oct 16, 2019)
A Statistical framework to assess replicability of signals from trans-ethnic genome-wide association meta-analysis: Applications to smoking/drinking addiction traits using 3.4 million individuals. Smoking ASHG Annual Meeting (October 18-22, 2021)

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