Family Genomics
Research Mission
To generate knowledge, connections, and expertise on the role of genetics in neuropsychiatric and neurodevelopmental conditions
Family Genomics Research Group's News
We have published the first stop-motion video of our new series called
‘An illustrated exploration of the genomics of autism.’
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Latest publication
Brief Report: Evaluating the Diagnostic Yield of Commercial Gene Panels in Autism
This newly published research paper by Ní Ghrálaigh et al evaluates the limitations and topical knowledge of marketed applications for autism diagnostics. They discuss the deficiency of standardized curation of gene-condition relationships in current genetic research studies of autism. To read more about their conclusions about the clinical utility of these gene panels, please read this research article.
To read this entire article and to review more of our recent publications, please follow the link below.