A blog about metabolomics, genomics, and where the two fields meet.
Where can you find genetic association data from GWAS with proteomics? Don’t search any further – the data is here: http://proteomics.gwas.eu Search protein-genotype associations by SNP, gene symbol or protein name in GWAS results from our pGWAS, published in Nature … Read More
*** READ THE PAPER HERE *** doi:10.1038/ncomms14357 Published paper on Nature Communications Preprint on bioRxiv Pubmed link *** Access all GWAS hits directly *** http://proteomics.gwas.eu *** Read our Tweets *** Our paper "Connecting #genetic risk to #disease end points … Read More
The association of the FADS1 locus with arachidonic acid and metabolites on its pathway is one of the loci with the strongest association signal and it is a prototype for a genetically influence metabotype (GIM). Here we collect information from … Read More
Update: in case you missed it – my presentation is now available on YouTube: NIH Metabolomics Interest Group Webinar Genetics Meets Metabolomics: From Association to Translation November 10, 2016 10:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. EST Karsten Suhre, … Read More
A new paper by Peggy Sekula from Anna Köttgen’s team adds evidence for a role of myo-inositol in kidney disorders. In this month’s issue of the Journal of the American Society of Nephrology (JASN), the authors report A Metabolome-Wide Association … Read More
This special issue on Applications of Metabolomics, published in January 2016 by the Elsevier journal Archives of Biochemistry and Biophysics. All papers are freely accessible on a promotional basis until October 2016 and can be accessed here. This is the … Read More
We first reported an association of the NAT2 in a GWAS with NMR-derived urinary metabolites in [Suhre et al., Nature Genetics, 2011]: “On chromosome 8, SNP rs4921914 is located 14 kb downstream of and in linkage disequilibrium with the gene … Read More
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