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Regeneron is the best possible home for 23andme.
Regeneron has always been the non-consumer 23andMe, sequencing 1M exomes and finding interesting drug targets from it.
For founders building in consumer testing there some easy learnings looking at 23andme.
- if you're a diagnostic, you need repeat customers
- you need to get paired test <> phenotype for the data to be massively valuable (Tempus a good case of this)
- product shipping and creativity is paramount
Jeffrey G. Reid retweeted
Regeneron has been the most innovative pharma, time over time, in adopting new genomic technologies, from early genetics, single cell, and even spatial biology.
Can't think of a better home for 23andMe
Jeffrey G. Reid retweeted
Was asked abt acq of @23andMe by @regeneron:
You’d be hard pressed to find better home for these data, or an org more likely than $REGN to both respect the privacy+security issues AND maximize likelihood the knowledge will be used to generate insight+novel therapeutics…
@jgreid
Jeffrey G. Reid retweeted
Come get to know team RGC and celebrate a decade of collaboration and exciting genetic discoveries. Sip, snack, and socialize at our #ASHG23 networking event this Friday night at the Marriott Marquis.
#ASHG23 RGC-ME is live!
Jeffrey G. Reid retweeted
At the remarkable speed of today’s innovation, we’re seeing growth in how organizations leverage generative AI and data. Discover more in @databricks and @techreview’s latest global study, where our Chief Data Officer, @jgreid, shares our journey in data and AI transformation.
Jeffrey G. Reid retweeted
Today we, along with our collaborators at @UIME_UNAM, @Oxford_NDPH, @AstraZeneca and @Abbvie are proud to share that our analysis of 140K individuals from the Mexico City Prospective Study (MCPS) has been published in @Nature. Explore the details: go.nature.com/3rStgzB
Jeffrey G. Reid retweeted
Since our inception, large-scale human genome sequencing has fueled our discovery, and needless to say, we’ve been busy. As we count down to a decade of team RGC, join us in reflecting on our sequencing milestones that helped us amass the world’s most diverse genetic database. 🌎
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We're driven by our commitment to enhancing access to genomic data and findings with research communities #AroundTheWorld. Hear from @uk_biobank’s Sir Rory Collins, FRS, FMedSci, on how our long-term collaboration accelerates discoveries to find determinants of disease.
Jeffrey G. Reid retweeted
I know that too many people in the LGBTQI+ community are worried and afraid about their future and their safety.
I want to send a message to the entire community – especially to transgender children.
You are loved.
You are heard.
You are understood.
You belong.
ALT President Biden delivers remarks during a Pride celebration at the White House.
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Regeneron is hiring a senior principal scientist to be a founding member of a novel research area focusing on endometriosis. Excited to hear about Regeneron's new preclinical research efforts in women's health and uterine/ovarian diseases.careers.regeneron.com/job/R2…
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In 2022, our research in underrepresented populations and global collaborations allowed us to further our understanding of human genetics and biology. Championing transparency, we continue in our commitment to share genetic findings and increase access to diverse genomic data.
Jeffrey G. Reid retweeted
We’re very proud to share that insitro CEO & Founder @DaphneKoller has been elected to the National Academy of Sciences in recognition of her pioneering contributions to Machine Learning. Congratulations to Daphne and her distinguished peers for this prestigious recognition! #ML
We are thrilled to announce the election of 120 members and 23 international members to the National Academy of Sciences in recognition of their distinguished and continued achievements in original research. bit.ly/3HyRx2u
Congratulations to our new #NASmembers! #NAS160
Jeffrey G. Reid retweeted
We’ve worked with @uk_biobank to release the OMOP data conversion of the #genomics data resource, broadening access via the OHDSI data model widely used globally for open source data analysis tools.
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“What is unequal and has always been unequal and is still unequal about Rosalind Franklin is the credit that she didn’t get in the aftermath of the discovery,” one historian said. nyti.ms/3oXKU3r
