Birs- 24w5292: Statistical, Computational, Translational, and Ethical Challenges in Biobank Data Analysis
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Title: Genetics and clinical implications of somatic mutational burden in normal blood
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Title: Genetic Architecture of Brain and Heart
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Title: Data governance strategies for minimizing risks from reidentification and group harms
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Title: Computationally Efficient Approaches for Whole-Genome Quantile Inference with Related Samples
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Title: GWAS and Mendelian randomisation of disease progression traits
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Title: Some recent progress in Mendelian randomization
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Title: Uncovering Gene-Environment Interactions through Mendelian Randomization
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Title: Challenges in causal interpretation of Mendelian Randomization with large biobank data
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Title: Fighting Noise with Noise: Mendelian Randomization Studies with Pseudo Variables
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Title: Multi-ancestry proteome-wide Mendelian randomization offers a comprehensive protein-disease atlas and potential therapeutic targets
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Title: Discussion
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Title: Exploring genomic influence on in-silico spatial gene expression data
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Title: Discovering non-additive heritability using additive GWAS summary statistics
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Title: Improving understanding of complex trait genetics with probabilistic graphical models and variational inference
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Title: Evaluating the performance of Polygenic Risk Scores in Diverse Populations
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Title: Improving polygenic risk prediction in admixed populations by explicitly modeling ancestral-differential effects via GAUDI
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Title: Detecting latent gene-environment interaction when analyzing binary traits
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Title: Discussion
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Title: Statistical, Computational, Translational, and Ethical Challenges in Biobank Data Analysis: a Neuroimaging Perspective
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Title: How to assess risks to privacy and confidentiality in multi-omic research and databases
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