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As someone working very deeply with GWAS data, Dr. Fauman's whole session was useful. Yes, I look forward to his LinkedIn article, where he brings out the most interesting story from the GWAS catalog for that month. I like the way he weaves together GWAS with pQTL and metabolic pathways. Wishing Sano genetics the best

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Great discussion - is the proteomics test available to the public ?

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Thank you for the clip. I am a bit new to this industry though I found it fascinating when you explain it. I like that when you tried to explain the history and the context first before diving into each paper. It helped me a lot. One thing I would prefer is to have a shorter videos. One hour is too long for me. I would prefer a bite size video like 20-30 mins. Hope this help. 🎉 keep up the good work.

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Super interesting, I truly hope we could get more into possible intervention, I know we are currently trying to prove causality, but ones this is accomplished, what is next? not just prevention, or slowing down, but rather actually full on removing this high mutation burden cells.

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Take the out of Africa theory out of the equation because it is documented that all skin color was in America. And there are American "genetic " relations to oceanic people and Australians. So when it comes to markers, is there a way to tell who passed down that marker, which way it came from? For example, lets say an American has the same marker as an African, how can one tell which way it came from? Was it an American who passed it down to an African via past migration or was it an African who passed it down to an American? Are those markers exact matches or is it just similar to each other and somebody just went on ahead and said this is an African marker or this an American marker and they are genetically ancestral related? Or they saying they are genetically related because of similarities or exact matches? If so, how can they tell who receive what from who?

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