Wondering whether you should read the great kidney disease genetic scorecard paper by @hongbo919.bsky.social @ksusztak.bsky.social on 2.2Mio people? Here 👇 rdcu.be/eejuB Matthias Wuttke at @sfb1453.bsky.social and I report some highlights for you (and recommend reading the original work) #nephgen

New research out in @science.org from @hongbo919.bsky.social & @ksusztak.bsky.social (@PennKidney/ @penngenetics.bsky.social) provides a genetic map of kidney function & introduces a kidney multiome-based genetic scorecard for disease diagnostics & therapeutic development tinyurl.com/ubkutd4s

Not only an awesome paper! But it also saves me a long pubmed search to look for something to present at Journal Club this week :) Thank you twice @ksusztak.bsky.social !! In these surreal times, science still shows us a way forward. #Nephsky #Medsky #Genetics #science

New #URochesterResearch in @science.org unlocks the mysteries of “junk” DNA. Researchers led by @ksusztak.bsky.social of @pennmedicine.bsky.social pooled 32 types of genetic data to link mutations in non-coding (or junk) DNA to their functions. www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...

🎇Our new paper in @ScienceMagazine : Kidney Multiome-Based Genetic Scorecard Reveals Convergent Coding and Regulatory Variants. @Hongbo919Liu science.org/doi/10.1126/...