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This was a very fun project to work on: I asked a number of colleagues to discuss their thoughts (and hopes) regarding the way the field of dysmorphology may evolve. @acedens @KrawitzPeter @shahida_moosa
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Super cool article by @genome_gov colleagues on the genetics of dog behavior (one fascinating thing they saw: "a sheepdog-associated enrichment for interrelated axon guidance functions")
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A good joke my son told me (he may have come up with this himself in bio class):
What did chlorophyll call their imaginary friend?
A pigment of their imagination.
Here's a DALL-E 2 picture we made of "an oil painting of a fancy chloroplast in a suit"
What did chlorophyll call their imaginary friend?
A pigment of their imagination.
Here's a DALL-E 2 picture we made of "an oil painting of a fancy chloroplast in a suit"
Q425
Out of 100 people with pathogenic variants in a certain gene, 50 develop heart disease; out of 100 people without pathogenic variants in that gene, 10 develop heart disease. What is the relative risk of heart disease in people with pathogenic variants in that gene?
Out of 100 people with pathogenic variants in a certain gene, 50 develop heart disease; out of 100 people without pathogenic variants in that gene, 10 develop heart disease. What is the relative risk of heart disease in people with pathogenic variants in that gene?
- 0.4 21
- 0.5 37
- 1 4
- 5 110