The Annals of Human Genetics, founded in 1925, aims to explore the causes and consequences of human genetic variation. Editor-in-Chief is Dr Rosemary Ekong.
University College London
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Register now for Human Genome Meeting 2026, which will be held at the Zappeion Megaron, Athens, from April 21 to 24, 2026. Don't miss this final opportunity to secure your spot at our special discounted rate.
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#HGM2026 welcomes Prof. Isidore Rigoutsos (Thomas Jefferson University) as an invited speaker. He will present on computational genomics, regulatory networks, and systems-level genome analysis.
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#HGM2026 welcomes Prof. Aime Lumaka (University of Kinshasa) as an invited speaker. He will discuss genomics research in African populations and its implications for global health and medicine.
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Time to showcase and improve the representation of Africans in genomics. We would like to invite researchers to submit their work to a special issue in the Annals of Human Genetics @AHGEditor @OpeSoremekun @Felixchilunga
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Applications for our 2023 Summer School are now OPEN ☀️🧬
Join us from July 10 for four days of exciting talks held at one of the world's leading centres on neuropsychiatric genetics and genomics.
To find out more and apply: cardiff.ac.uk/centre-neurops…
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“Population diversity, its biological consequences and impact on disease risk”
Details about our annual conference 2023 are available on our website:
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NEW content online! Structural variations in cancer and the 3D genome dlvr.it/ST0yWG
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New! Bryen et al. explore the pathogenic characteristics of variants that generate AG dinucleotides between the predicted branchpoint and acceptor.
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I worked in Tower Hamlets for 18 years. Great place and people with very high levels of deprivation and health/education need. Deliberately avoiding to help pay for that is what our government and Desmond cooked up. It’s nothing about ‘Marxists’. It’s naked greed/selfishness.
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Just out in the latest issue of Annals of Human Genetics, our editorial on contemporary ethical issues in genetics research. One being research that benefits privileged rather than disadvantaged groups. Do black lives matter for genetic researchers?
#BLM
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A DNA study of over 10,000 people led by Prof @davecurtis314 @UGI_at_UCL has identified a class of gene variants that appear to protect against Alzheimer’s disease @uclbiosciences telegraph.co.uk/science/2020…
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“Genomic discoveries for preterm birth lag behind progress in many other multifactorial diseases and traits.” Via @AHGEditor onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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Academic journals must become more “activist” if they are to survive, seeking to “change the direction of society” rather than “passively waiting” for manuscripts, according to @TheLancet editor-in-chief
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Approved my first manuscript as editor for Annals of Human Genetics today.
Thoroughly enjoyed the process and would encourage an #ECRs to get involved to better understand the whole process of manuscript publications.
Congrats to the successful authors!
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Why using genetic risk scores for embryo selection is wrong. A new blog post. ewanbirney.com/2019/11/why-u…
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GPs should “not take at face value, or attempt to interpret” reports from direct to consumer genetic tests, says the @rcgp in an official position statement ow.ly/9FGm50x2xJF @emahase_ reports
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Everyone at #WCPG2019 should be made aware of the @ISPGnet statement on genetic testing:
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Two comprehensive review articles on 1) genetic and 2) pharmacogenetic testing are under way!
Overall, tremendous successes by the ISPG Genetic Testing Committee. – at Anaheim, CA
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At the Annals of Human Genetics we are concerned at the way genetic tests are being missold to consumers and we are reviewing our policy regarding publishing papers whose results are likely to be misused.
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"Scientists have a moral responsibility to develop science for the benefit of the whole of humanity": Dr @KKuchenbaecker @UGI_at_UCL @UCLPsychiatry, @PetersonRoseann & @VangelisVassos write about why genomics researchers need to study more diverse groups theconversation.com/most-gen…