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Dan Liang

@danliang_unc

PhD @UNC chapel hill, Bioinformatics and computational biology, Genetics, Neuroscience
Chapel Hill, NC Joined July 2017
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Dan Liang @danliang_unc
Hope you enjoy the paper and thanks to @JRNLclub ! It is really excited to shared our working via the video talk! And this is definitely a team work @jsteinlab , thanks to all members in Stein lab at UNC!
This week, we're showcasing 2 great talks from authors:

04.12 Dan Liang (@danliang_unc ) of @UNC
04.14 Gemma Zhao (@Gemma_MZ) of @Stanford

jrnlclub.org/this-weeks
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Dan Liang @danliang_unc
Really excited to share with you our new preprint on inference of cell-type specific genomic imprinting during neurogenesis! Many thanks to @jsteinlab @mikelove @NilAygun8 @NanaMatoba @Fidera25
In our new preprint, we identify putatively imprinted regions and genes in cultured progenitors and differentiated neurons, finding many of them are cell-type specific ://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.10.04.463060v1.abstract?%3Fcollection=
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Dan Liang @danliang_unc
So excited on my first first-author paper! Thanks to @jsteinlab and all other members in Stein lab as well as our collaborators! Please check the thread for the details!
Thanks to everyone that made this all possible after many years of work @danliang_unc (the lab's first PhD!), @NilAygun8, @HeloKrupa (the lab's second PhD!), @mikelove, @LTULab , @GeschwindLab and many others!
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Dan Liang @danliang_unc
Thanks @Joni_Coleman and agree with @jsteinlab. A quick look for the MDS3 and MDS4 plots using our data, if we keep only "MEX" population we will lose half of our donors in neuron samples and over 35% lost in progenitor samples, which will decrease the power a lot.
@Joni_Coleman @mikelove @danliang_unc You're right that our method for association (mixed model) looks for associations that are consistent across ancestries, not ancestry specific. Because sample sizes would be cut by subgrouping, we tried to analyze all data together for increased power.
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