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Joseph Devaney

Edmonton
As seen in: Life in the Tax Lane (Canada), BioRxiv, medRxiv, LawNow
CPA CA, VP Education and Development (Video Tax News)
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Benchmarking long-read variant sensitivity across ONT and PacBio platforms using known clinically reported variants in a cohort of critically ill newborns

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By Colby T. Marvin, Joseph Devaney, Kati J. Buckingham
| medRxiv
M.J.B. is on the clinical advisory board of GeneDx and has research agreements with GeneDx, Illumina, Inc., and PacBio, Inc. All GeneDx authors are/were employed by and may own stock in GeneDx, Inc. D.E.M. is on scientific advisory boards at Basis Genetics and Inso Biosciences, is engaged in research agreements with Oxford Nanopore Technologies (ONT), PacBio, Illumina, and GeneDx, and has received research and/or travel support from ONT, PacBio, Illumina, and MyOme.
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Genome-wide profiling of highly similar paralogous genes using HiFi sequencing

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By Xiao Chen, Daniel Baker, Egor Dolzhenko, Joseph Devaney
| BioRxiv
Abstract Variant calling is hindered in segmental duplications by sequence homology. We developed Paraphase, a HiFi-based informatics method that resolves highly similar genes by phasing all haplotypes of a gene family. We applied Paraphase to 160 long (>10 kb) segmental duplication regions across the human genome with high (>99%) sequence similarity, encoding 316 genes. Analysis across five ancestral populations revealed highly variable copy numbers of these regions.
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Working from Home: Income tax issues

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By Hugh Neilson, Joseph Devaney
| LawNow Verified
During the COVID-19 pandemic, many employees transitioned to working from home. During the crisis, few were considering the income tax implications. As life returns to whatever the “new normal” is, we can be confident taxes will still exist. So what are the tax implications of a workspace in the home? Deducting home office expenses In general, the expenses employees can deduct are very limited. The COVID-19 pandemic has opened up new questions in respect of working from home.
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