The CAGS website recently got a makeover 🤩 Check out our publications page and browse through our research articles… https://t.co/p0Vk8c1Z0Y

A mutation in PCSK9, found in a handful of French-Canadian families, has a protective effect against injury and dysfunction of the liver. https://t.co/RtIQeivJcn

Study sheds light on the effect of carcinogens on genetic recombination, and how individuals may be more susceptible to this effect: https://t.co/6JNOmNsztW #cancer #genetics #homologousrecombination #recombination #DNA #carcinogen #environment

We are excited to launch our redesigned website! https://t.co/kmdDGnRf9v. With a clean layout & easy navigation, br… https://t.co/7Y1a4QGhxr

Researchers identify potential epigenetic target for invasive endometriosis associated with mutations in the ARID1A gene: https://t.co/I4ubhftxvj #endometriosis #genetics #variant #mutation #epigenetics

Another publication by CAGS in collaboration with two members of our Arab council, Lotfi Chouchane and Andre Megarb… https://t.co/rWE5TxQTGz

Study suggests that the DSCR-1 gene protects against abnormal cornea vascularization and associated blindness. https://t.co/4lg6nOT21d #downsyndrome #aging #Genetics

A team from the Human Heredity and Health in Africa - H3Africa consortium uncovered more than 3 million previously undescribed variants. https://t.co/rL3dRleFEc

Neuronal intranuclear inclusion body disease (NIID), a neurodegenerative disease, is caused by a mutation in the NOTCH2NLC gene https://t.co/dFpPh3OeqI

Two new studies from @RadyGenomics show that most doctors and parents of babies in intensive care, with diseases of unknown origin, believe genomic sequencing is beneficial in managing care. https://t.co/lCRVaYrcrC #Genomics