2011 ASHG Talks and Posters

Gaurav BhatiaGenome-wide Analysis of Natural Selection in Africans.  Talk #101, Thursday Oct. 13th, 10:45 am, Room 517D, Level 5.  In Session #32, “Evolutionary Genetics.” 
*This presentation was selected for a 2011 ASHG Trainee Research Semifinalist Award

 

Noah Zaitlen.  Components of Heritability in an Icelandic Cohort. Talk #204, Friday Oct. 14th, 4:30 pm, Room 511, Level 5. In Session #56, “Complex Traits I: Approaches and Methods.”
*This presentation was selected for a 2011 ASHG Trainee Research Semifinalist Award

 


Hua Chen. 
Meta-analysis on eQTL mapping identify common and tissue specific eQTLs in LCL, PBMC and skin tissues.  Talk #55, Wednesday Oct. 12th, 5:15 pm, Room 516, Level 5.  In Session #16, “Statistical Genetics I: Functional Consequences of Genetic Variation.”


Bogdan Pasaniuc
. Extremely low-coverage sequencing enables cost effective GWAS. In “Statistical Genetics and Genetic Epidemiology”, Poster #727T, Thursday Oct. 13th, 2:00-3:00 pm, Exhibit Hall, Level 2.


Alkes Price
.  Liability threshold modeling of covariates increases power in case-control association studies.  In “Complex Traits: Theory and Methods”, Poster #388T, Thursday Oct. 13th, 3:00-4:00 pm, Exhibit Hall, Level 2.

 

Liming Liang.  Familial and environmental determinants of methyl quantitative trait loci genome-wide in nuclear families.  In “Epigenetics”, Poster #767W, Wednesday Oct. 12th, 2:00-3:00 pm, Exhibit Hall, Level 2.

 

Zhonghua Liu.  Genome-wide association study on the variation of quantitative trait may help identify important genetic variants for complex diseases, an example of CHD risk in T2D patients.  In “Complex Traits: Theory and Methods”, Poster #404W, Wednesday Oct. 12th, 3:00-4:00 pm, Exhibit Hall, Level 2. 

 

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