@tkyzeng Profile picture

Tony Zeng

@tkyzeng

Genetics PhD student at Stanford with @jengreitz and @jkpritch

Joined June 2017
Similar User
Sasha Gusev photo

@SashaGusevPosts

Hakhamanesh Mostafavi photo

@Hakha_Most

Jessica Kain photo

@jkain703

Courtney Smith photo

@Courtsmithrun

Roshni Patel photo

@RoshniAPatel

Michael Montgomery photo

@MichaelTMont

Jon Judd photo

@jonj_udd

James Hemker photo

@jahemker

Luis photo

@LuisFernandoChD

Andy Dahl photo

@andywdahl

Karen Shih photo

@KarenYShih

Yannick Lee-yow photo

@yooaaooy

Rachel Ungar photo

@raungar

Mineto Ota photo

@MinetoOta

Raeline Valbuena photo

@rcvalbuena

Tony Zeng Reposted

🧬GWAS is fundamental in drug discovery, linking disease to genetic variants. However, studying rare and uncommon diseases with GWAS is hard due to the huge sample sizes required. How can we use AI to help GWAS with small cohorts? In a multi-year collaboration @GSK

KexinHuang5's tweet image. 🧬GWAS is fundamental in drug discovery, linking disease to genetic variants. However, studying rare and uncommon diseases with GWAS is hard due to the huge sample sizes required. How can we use AI to help GWAS with small cohorts?

In a multi-year collaboration @GSK…

Tony Zeng Reposted

For many traits there is a correlation between the number of duplications or loss-of-function (LoF) mutations someone carries, and their phenotype. Curiously, for most traits, these effects are aligned in the SAME direction. Why?

TheNikhilMilind's tweet image. For many traits there is a correlation between the number of duplications or loss-of-function (LoF) mutations someone carries, and their phenotype. Curiously, for most traits, these effects are aligned in the SAME direction. Why?

Tony Zeng Reposted

Excited to share our work on alternative splicing (AS) rdcu.be/dSHtu. This version, compared to the biorXiv one, is much more succinct due to word limits; I hope you will have a look. Congrats to @BenjaminFair3 and @cfbuenabad for their incredible work!🧵⬇️


Tony Zeng Reposted

I attempted to put this awesome work in @NatureGenet by @spence_jeffrey_, @tkyzeng, @Hakha_Most, and @jkpritch into context in my first ever News & Views piece nature.com/articles/s4158… (free access: rdcu.be/dNOLE) 🧬

How constrained is each gene in the human genome? Our work on estimating gene constraint using loss-of-function mutations along with gene features (expression patterns across tissues, protein language model embeddings, etc...) is now officially out! 🧵/8 nature.com/articles/s4158…



Tony Zeng Reposted

Thrilled to share the bulk of my PhD work, now up on bioRxiv! This project brings together aspects of network theory, systems biology, and single cell genomics, towards understanding properties of gene regulatory networks (GRNs). Read on for more —> (1/) doi.org/10.1101/2024.0…


Tony Zeng Reposted

I'm delighted that our GeneBayes paper reporting highly accurate and interpretable estimates of gene constraint (against LOF mutations) is out now! GeneBayes builds on pioneering work on pLI + LOEUF from groups at Broad, and work on s_het + hs from Sunyaev and Przeworski labs.

How constrained is each gene in the human genome? Our work on estimating gene constraint using loss-of-function mutations along with gene features (expression patterns across tissues, protein language model embeddings, etc...) is now officially out! 🧵/8 nature.com/articles/s4158…



Tony Zeng Reposted

How constrained is each gene in the human genome? Our work on estimating gene constraint using loss-of-function mutations along with gene features (expression patterns across tissues, protein language model embeddings, etc...) is now officially out! 🧵/8 nature.com/articles/s4158…


Tony Zeng Reposted

Excited to share the first part of my PhD in the @jengreitz lab, co-led with @gabmartyn We developed and applied Variant-FlowFISH, a new high-throughput technology to measure the quantitative effects of hundreds of designed DNA edits on gene expression doi.org/10.1101/2023.1…


Tony Zeng Reposted

Our work on computing likelihoods under the Discrete-Time Wright-Fisher model is out now in @GeneticsGSA . We used our machinery to look at recurrent mutation in large samples and see how demography and sample size interact when estimating selection academic.oup.com/genetics/artic…


Tony Zeng Reposted

I'm delighted to release the first half of my new open-access online textbook in human population genetics: web.stanford.edu/group/pritchar…

jkpritch's tweet image. I'm delighted to release the first half of my new open-access online textbook in human population genetics:
web.stanford.edu/group/pritchar…

Tony Zeng Reposted

I'm thrilled to announce that I've joined the Section of Genetic Medicine at the University of Chicago as an assistant professor! The Simons lab is officially open! yuvalsimons.org


Tony Zeng Reposted

Thrilled to share that I'll be joining the Center for Human Genetics & Genomics at the NYU Grossman School of Medicine as an Assistant Professor in December 2023! @nyugrossman @nyulangone


Loading...

Something went wrong.


Something went wrong.