Implementing Whole Genome Sequencing (WGS) in Clinical Practice: Advantages, Challenges, and Future Perspectives
Cells,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
13(6), С. 504 - 504
Опубликована: Март 13, 2024
The
integration
of
whole
genome
sequencing
(WGS)
into
all
aspects
modern
medicine
represents
the
next
step
in
evolution
healthcare.
Using
this
technology,
scientists
and
physicians
can
observe
entire
human
comprehensively,
generating
a
plethora
new
data.
Modern
computational
analysis
entails
advanced
algorithms
for
variant
detection,
as
well
complex
models
classification.
Data
science
machine
learning
play
crucial
role
processing
interpretation
results,
using
enormous
databases
statistics
to
discover
support
current
genotype–phenotype
correlations.
In
clinical
practice,
technology
has
greatly
enabled
development
personalized
medicine,
approaching
each
patient
individually
accordance
with
their
genetic
biochemical
profile.
most
propulsive
areas
include
rare
disease
genomics,
oncogenomics,
pharmacogenomics,
neonatal
screening,
infectious
genomics.
Another
application
WGS
lies
field
multi-omics,
working
towards
complete
biomolecular
Further
technological
technologies
led
birth
third
fourth-generation
sequencing,
which
long-read
single-cell
nanopore
sequencing.
These
technologies,
alongside
continued
implementation
medical
research
show
great
promise
future
medicine.
Язык: Английский
Whole-genome sequencing analysis identifies rare, large-effect noncoding variants and regulatory regions associated with circulating protein levels
Nature Genetics,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Фев. 24, 2025
Abstract
The
contribution
of
rare
noncoding
genetic
variation
to
common
phenotypes
is
largely
unknown,
as
a
result
historical
lack
population-scale
whole-genome
sequencing
data
and
the
difficulty
categorizing
variants
into
functionally
similar
groups.
To
begin
addressing
these
challenges,
we
performed
cis
association
analysis
using
data,
consisting
1.1
billion
variants,
123
million
aggregate-based
tests
2,907
circulating
protein
levels
in
~50,000
UK
Biobank
participants.
We
identified
604
independent
single-variant
associations
with
levels.
Unlike
protein-coding
variation,
was
almost
likely
increase
or
decrease
Rare
aggregate
testing
357
conditionally
associated
regions.
Of
these,
74
(21%)
were
not
detectable
by
alone.
Our
findings
have
important
implications
for
identification,
role,
human
phenotypes,
including
importance
aggregates
variants.
Язык: Английский
Whole genome sequencing analysis identifies rare, large-effect non-coding variants and regions associated with circulating protein levels
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Ноя. 5, 2023
Abstract
The
role
of
non-coding
rare
variation
in
common
phenotypes
is
largely
unknown,
due
to
a
lack
whole-genome
sequence
data,
and
the
difficulty
categorising
variants
into
biologically
meaningful
regulatory
units.
To
begin
addressing
these
challenges,
we
performed
cis
association
analysis
using
consisting
391
million
1,450
circulating
protein
levels
∼20,000
UK
Biobank
participants.
We
identified
777
independent
single
associated
with
(
P
<1×10
-9
),
after
conditioning
on
protein-coding
variants.
Rare
aggregate
testing
108
conditionally
regions.
Unlike
variation,
genetic
was
almost
as
likely
increase
decrease
levels.
regions
overlapped
predicted
tissue-specific
enhancers
more
than
promoters,
suggesting
they
represent
Our
results
have
important
implications
for
identification,
role,
human
phenotypes.
Язык: Английский
Modern approaches to the assessment of individual risk of CHD development: status, problems, prospects
Ateroscleroz,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
20(2), С. 154 - 161
Опубликована: Июль 4, 2024
Cardiovascular
diseases
are
the
leading
cause
of
non-violent
deaths
in
world.
Criteria
for
formation
high-risk
groups
necessary
primary
prevention
disease
development.
This
was
reason
research
on
development
riskmeters.
A
brief
description
history
creation
CHD
The
review
provides
a
current
challenges
assessing
individual
risk
CHD.
main
approaches
to
riskmeters
have
not
changed
significantly
several
decades.
increase
size
study
and
number
molecular
genetic
markers
undoubtedly
give
certain
results.
However,
order
move
from
population
level
level,
it
is
take
into
account
many
more
factors
assessment.
That
is,
learn
how
analyze
most
complex
set
data
one
person
(genome,
transcriptome,
proteome,
maybe
even
microbiome)
only
with
deep
understanding
mechanisms
its
functioning
(from
conception
death),
but
also
possible
disorders,
based
available
features.
And
this
purpose
rely
so
much
statistical
data,
maximally
similar
sets
(first
all,
relatives).
It
seems
that
similarity
should
be
evaluated
by
an
artificial
intelligence
system
trained
colossal
array
data.
Язык: Английский
<b>Characterizing common and rare variations in non-traditional glycemic biomarkers using multivariate approaches on multi-ancestry ARIC study</b>
Опубликована: Июнь 13, 2024
<p
dir="ltr"><b>ABSTRACT</b>
(249
words)</p><p
dir="ltr">Genetic
studies
of
non-traditional
glycemic
biomarkers,
glycated
albumin
and
fructosamine,
can
shed
light
on
unknown
aspects
type
2
diabetes
genetics
biology.
We
performed
a
multi-phenotype
GWAS
fructosamine
from
7,395
White
2,016
Black
participants
in
the
Atherosclerosis
Risk
Communities
(ARIC)
study
common
variants
genotyped/imputed
data.
discovered
genome-wide
significant
loci,
one
mapping
to
known
gene
(<i>ARAP1/STARD10</i>)
another
novel
region
(<i>UGT1A</i>
complex
genes)
using
multi-omics
gene-mapping
strategies
diabetes-relevant
tissues.
identified
additional
loci
that
were
ancestry-
sex-specific
(e.g.,
<i>PRKCA</i>
African
ancestry,
<i>FCGRT</i>
European
<i>TEX29</i>
males).
Further,
we
implemented
gene-burden
tests
whole-exome
sequence
data
6,590
2,309
ARIC
participants.
Ten
variant
sets
annotated
genes
across
different
aggregation
exome-wide
only
multi-ancestry
analysis,
which
<i>CD1D</i>,
<i>EGFL7/AGPAT2</i>
<i>MIR126</i>
had
notable
enrichment
rare
predicted
loss
function
ancestry
despite
smaller
sample
sizes.
Overall,
8
out
14
implicated
influence
these
biomarkers
via
pathways,
most
them
not
previously
diabetes.
This
illustrates
improved
locus
discovery
potential
effector
by
leveraging
joint
patterns
related
entire
allele
frequency
spectrum
analysis.
Future
investigation
potentially
acting
through
pathways
may
help
us
better
understand
risk
developing
diabetes.</p><p><br></p><p
dir="ltr"><b>ARTICLE
HIGHLIGHTS</b>
(100
dir="ltr">·
Glycated
are
reflecting
process
hemoglobin
or
blood
glucose
levels.
Thus,
they
biology.</p><p
leveraged
array-based
exome
individuals
US
discover
yet-unidentified
genes.</p><p
associated
with
and/or
some
have
been
Locus-specific
effects
at
vary
sex.
Some
associations
unique
either
ancestry.</p>
Язык: Английский
<b>Characterizing common and rare variations in non-traditional glycemic biomarkers using multivariate approaches on multi-ancestry ARIC study</b>
Опубликована: Июнь 13, 2024
<p
dir="ltr"><b>ABSTRACT</b>
(249
words)</p><p
dir="ltr">Genetic
studies
of
non-traditional
glycemic
biomarkers,
glycated
albumin
and
fructosamine,
can
shed
light
on
unknown
aspects
type
2
diabetes
genetics
biology.
We
performed
a
multi-phenotype
GWAS
fructosamine
from
7,395
White
2,016
Black
participants
in
the
Atherosclerosis
Risk
Communities
(ARIC)
study
common
variants
genotyped/imputed
data.
discovered
genome-wide
significant
loci,
one
mapping
to
known
gene
(<i>ARAP1/STARD10</i>)
another
novel
region
(<i>UGT1A</i>
complex
genes)
using
multi-omics
gene-mapping
strategies
diabetes-relevant
tissues.
identified
additional
loci
that
were
ancestry-
sex-specific
(e.g.,
<i>PRKCA</i>
African
ancestry,
<i>FCGRT</i>
European
<i>TEX29</i>
males).
Further,
we
implemented
gene-burden
tests
whole-exome
sequence
data
6,590
2,309
ARIC
participants.
Ten
variant
sets
annotated
genes
across
different
aggregation
exome-wide
only
multi-ancestry
analysis,
which
<i>CD1D</i>,
<i>EGFL7/AGPAT2</i>
<i>MIR126</i>
had
notable
enrichment
rare
predicted
loss
function
ancestry
despite
smaller
sample
sizes.
Overall,
8
out
14
implicated
influence
these
biomarkers
via
pathways,
most
them
not
previously
diabetes.
This
illustrates
improved
locus
discovery
potential
effector
by
leveraging
joint
patterns
related
entire
allele
frequency
spectrum
analysis.
Future
investigation
potentially
acting
through
pathways
may
help
us
better
understand
risk
developing
diabetes.</p><p><br></p><p
dir="ltr"><b>ARTICLE
HIGHLIGHTS</b>
(100
dir="ltr">·
Glycated
are
reflecting
process
hemoglobin
or
blood
glucose
levels.
Thus,
they
biology.</p><p
leveraged
array-based
exome
individuals
US
discover
yet-unidentified
genes.</p><p
associated
with
and/or
some
have
been
Locus-specific
effects
at
vary
sex.
Some
associations
unique
either
ancestry.</p>
Язык: Английский
Systemic identification of functionally conserved lncRNA metabolic regulators in human and mouse livers
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Авг. 10, 2024
Abstract
BACKGROUND
&
AIMS
Unlike
protein-coding
genes,
the
majority
of
human
long
non-coding
RNAs
(lncRNAs)
lack
conservation
based
on
their
sequences,
posing
a
challenge
for
investigating
role
in
pathophysiological
context
clinical
translation.
This
study
explores
hypothesis
that
non-conserved
lncRNAs
and
mouse
livers
may
share
similar
metabolic
functions,
giving
rise
to
functionally
conserved
lncRNA
regulators
(fcLMRs).
METHODS
We
developed
sequence-independent
strategy
select
putative
fcLMRs,
performed
extensive
analysis
determine
functional
similarities
LMR
pairs
(h/mLMRs).
RESULTS
found
several
fcLMRs
functions
regulating
gene
expression.
further
demonstrated
pair
h/mLMR1,
robustly
regulated
triglyceride
levels
by
modulating
expression
set
lipogenic
genes.
Mechanistically,
h/mLMR1
binds
PABPC1,
regulator
protein
translation,
via
short
motifs
either
with
divergent
sequences
but
structures.
interaction
inhibits
activating
an
amino
acid-mTOR-SREBP1
axis
regulate
Intriguingly,
PABPC1-binding
each
fully
rescued
corresponding
LMRs
opposite
species.
Given
elevated
humans
mice
hepatic
steatosis,
motif
hLMR1
emerges
as
potential
drug
target
whose
can
be
validated
physiologically
relevant
setting
before
studies.
CONCLUSIONS
Our
supports
represent
novel
prevalent
biological
phenomenon,
deep
phenotyping
genetic
mLMR
models
constitutes
powerful
approach
understand
liver.
Язык: Английский
Harnessing the Power of Statistics and Machine Learning in the Era of Biobank-Scale Whole-Genome Sequencing and Multi-Omics Studies
XRDS Crossroads The ACM Magazine for Students,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
30(2), С. 28 - 33
Опубликована: Дек. 1, 2023
Researchers
are
developing
new
statistical
and
machine
learning
methods
to
effectively
integrate
biobank-scale
whole-genome
sequencing
multi-omics
electronic
health
records
data
better
understand
the
molecular
basis
of
complex
human
diseases.
Язык: Английский