Alumni
This person is a member of Sanger Institute Alumni.
After approximately four and a half years as a postdoctoral fellow, I am leaving the Wellcome Sanger Institute on 19 August 2021 to start an independent research group at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston.
Kaitlin was a postdoctoral fellow involved with both the Deciphering Developmental Disorders (DDD) and DECIPHER projects.
Her work is focused on studying and understanding the patterns of rare variation that contribute to disease.
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Full gene Variant Effect map of @ddx3x! https://twitter.com/GeretySebastian/status/1537468384979390464
Hong Kee Tan and Elizabeth Radford @sangerinstitute worked their tails off in the @mehurles group during COVID to bring us this highly specific and sensitive full gene variant effect map. https://twitter.com/GeretySebastian/status/1537466991954604033
So excited to see this preprint out on saturation genome editing of DDX3X from former lab mates in @mehurles team!
It’s important work and a step towards helping us identify diagnoses for more patients. Kudos to all involved!
So excited to announce our full gene variant analysis of DDX3X is out on medRxiv! This will help resolve developmental disorders diagnoses and cancer variant interpretation for this medically important gene.
https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2022.06.10.22276179v1
The Hail team is hiring! They are a key component of the large-scale genomics analyses such as #gnomAD and a lovely team of humans.
See Dan's thread below for more details 👇
Hey friends, @hailgenetics (@broadinstitute) has two open SWE roles (0-5 YoE)!
We build an integrated, open source, elastic & scalable compute platform for science.
Thread about the system below!
Please RT!
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