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Launching my 🆕 pursuit of biophotography!
🥇 𝓘𝓒𝓖𝓔𝓑 𝓑𝓮𝓼𝓽 𝓣𝓪𝓵𝓴 𝓗𝓸𝓷𝓸𝓻 🥇 Awarded Best Oral Honor from the International Centre for Genetic Engineering And Biotechnology (ICGEB)- Sri Lanka Institute of Biotechnology (SLIBTEC) in Colombo.
Reason: Delivered a talk during the symposium cum workshop titled “Advancing Next Generation Sequencing in South Asian Region: A Residential Workshop for International and Local Attendees” and the selection happened in 3 stages:
1) Abstract phase screening
2) Presentation stage judgement
3) Q&A session-based performance.
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|❣|Received Doctoral Degree @26th NIMHANS Convocation 2022|❣ |
Felicitated by Hon'ble Minister of Health
Haⓟⓟy National Teachers Day of India 2022
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Institute Day celebration @livuni (at Liverpool, England, UK) https://www.instagram.com/p/CHle5Luhvjr/?igshid=19e46ko4ukpgt
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Hugh Rienhoff, dad and physician/geneticist, used exome sequencing to find his daughter Bea's mutation. (Leah Fasten) Genetics is the study of genes, DNA, and variation; heredity is the passing of inherited traits from parents to offspring. Families with one member, typically a child, who has a collection of unusual symptoms that don’t fit any clinical diagnosis may in fact have a genetic disease – but one that arose spontaneously in the child, rather than having been inherited from carrier parents. Exome sequencing is helping to solve these genetics-but-not-heredity mysteries. The story of one little girl and her father’s efforts to find her mutant gene, and how the tale wove in and out and now back into my Human Genetics textbook, provides a beautiful illustration of the evolution of personalized genomic medicine. THE BEA PROJECT When Hugh Rienhoff first saw his daughter Bea, born in December 2003, he knew something was wrong. Her long feet, clenched fingers, poor muscle
Hugh Rienhoff, dad and physician/geneticist, used exome sequencing to find his daughter Bea's mutation. (Leah Fasten) Genetics is the study of genes, DNA, and variation; heredity is the passing of inherited traits from parents to offspring. Families with one member, typically a child, who has a collection of unusual symptoms that don’t fit any clinical diagnosis may in fact have a genetic disease – but one that arose spontaneously in the child, rather than having been inherited from carrier parents. Exome sequencing is helping to solve these genetics-but-not-heredity mysteries. The story of one little girl and her father’s efforts to find her mutant gene, and how the tale wove in and out and now back into my Human Genetics textbook, provides a beautiful illustration of the evolution of personalized genomic medicine. THE BEA PROJECT When Hugh Rienhoff first saw his daughter Bea, born in December 2003, he knew something was wrong. Her long feet, clenched fingers, poor muscle
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