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| Submitted by | Title | Working Group(s) | Name and Date of Professional Meeting | POST DATE |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Carlson, Jenna | The extent to which augmenting extant reference panels with population-specific sequences improves imputation quality | Anthropometry - Adiposity (includes Physical Activity), Population Genetics | American Society of Human Genetics Annual Meeting (November 1-5, 2023) | |
| Li, Xihao | MultiSTAAR: A statistical framework for powerful rare variant multi-trait analysis in biobank-scale sequencing studies | Lipids | American Society of Human Genetics Annual Meeting (November 1-5, 2023) | |
| Van Buren, Eric | cellSTAAR: Incorporating single-cell-sequencing-based functional data to boost power in rare variant association testing of non-coding regions | Lipids | ASHG 2023 | |
| Keener, Rebecca | Rare variants affecting telomere length and disease identified through multi-omic modeling | Multi-Omics | ASHG Conference (November 5-9, 2023) | |
| Wuichet, Kristin | A Genotype Validated Bimodal Method for the Large-Scale Identification and Phenotyping of Persons with Sickle Cell Disease Using Electronic Health Record Data | Sickle Cell Disease | ASH Annual Meeting 2023 | |
| Heard-Costa, Nancy | Genetic return of results in a population-based cohort: Enrollment experience from the PopSeq Project | dbGaP | ASHG Conference November 1-5, 2023 | |
| Zhou, Laura | Use of Polygenic Risk Scores to Improve GFR Estimating Equation in CRIC and MESA | Kidney Function | ASHG Conference (Nov 1-5 2023) | |
| Debban, Catherine | Multi-study pQTL analysis of Somascan proteomics in multi-ancestry TOPMed Cohorts | Multi-Omics | ASHG Meeting (November 1-5 2023) | |
| Hu, Xiaowei | Multi-ancestry transcriptome predictions with functionally informed variants improve transcriptome-wide association studies in TOPMed MESA | Multi-Omics | American Society of Human Genetics (November 1-5, 2023) | |
| Yang, Chaojie | Systematic integration of multi-omics data from TOPMed MESA for the study of coronary artery disease (CAD) and subclinical atherosclerosis | MESA Omics | ASHG (November 1-5, 2023) |
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