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Stephane E Castel

New York, Seattle
As seen in: Medium, British Journal of Cancer, Nature, Genome Biology, Science Magazine, Cell Press, medRxiv
Geneticist, co-founder at @VariantBio and @FiixSoftware, PhD @CSHL, postdoc @nygenome and @Columbia.
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A map of blood regulatory variation in South Africans enables GWAS interpretation - Nature Genetics

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By Stephane E Castel, Dhriti Sengupta, Olivia Gray, Erin Burke, Lisa K Micklesfield, F. Xavier Gómez-Olivé, Stephen Tollman, Ananyo Choudhury, Phelelani Mpangase, Scott Hazelhurst
| Nature Verified
Abstract Functional genomics resources are critical for interpreting human genetic studies, but currently they are predominantly from European-ancestry individuals. Here we present the South African Blood Regulatory (SABR) resource, a map of blood regulatory variation that includes three South Eastern Bantu-speaking groups.
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Variant Bio Launches New Project to Characterize Global Immune Variation

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By Stephane E Castel
| Medium
Stephane Castel · Follow Published in Variant Bio · 2 min read · -- Figure illustrating the lack of diversity in genomic research around the world. Image courtesy of GWAS Diversity Monitor Variant Bio is thrilled to announce the launch of a two-year project, with support from the Gates Foundation, to characterize immune variation around the world. To date, most of what we know about genetic diversity when it comes to immune variation is derived from studies with European-ancestry populations.
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A Southern African Map of Blood Regulatory Variation Enables GWAS Interpretation

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By Stephane E Castel, Furahini Tluway, Anne-Katrin Emde, Nicole Smyth
| medRxiv
S.E.C., A.K.E, M.K, O.G., M.H., S.L.V.B., E.B., S.K., K.N., K.A.W., L.Y.A., were or are employees and/or equity owners at Variant Bio. The AWI-Gen Collaborative Centre that contributed foundational data for this study was funded by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) (award number U54HG006938) and the South African Department of Science and Innovation (award number DST/CON 0056/2014).
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