Publications by authors named "G R Kelman"

The Proteome-Wide Association Study (PWAS) is a protein-based genetic association approach designed to complement traditional variant-based methods like GWAS. PWAS operates in two stages: first, machine learning models predict the impact of genetic variants on protein-coding genes, generating effect scores. These scores are then aggregated into a gene-damaging score for each individual.

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Regulatory elements (enhancers) are major drivers of gene expression in mammals and harbor many genetic variants associated with human diseases. Here, we present an updated VISTA Enhancer Browser (https://enhancer.lbl.

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PWAS (proteome-wide association study) is an innovative genetic association approach that complements widely used methods like GWAS (genome-wide association study). The PWAS approach involves consecutive phases. Initially, machine learning modeling and probabilistic considerations quantify the impact of genetic variants on protein-coding genes' biochemical functions.

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Background: Accuracy is needed with medication administration, a skill that involves rule-based habits and clinical reasoning. This pilot study investigated the use of an evidence-based checklist for accuracy with oral medication administration and error reporting among prelicensure nursing students. Checklist items were anchored in the mnemonic C-MATCH-REASON (Client, Medication, ADRs, Time, Client History, Route, Expiration date, Amount, Site, Outcomes, Notation).

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  • * Researchers combined various methods, including histone modification and single-cell analysis, to map out the regulatory elements involved in craniofacial development in both humans and mice.
  • * They identified 14,000 human craniofacial enhancers, with over half showing similar chromatin patterns in mice, creating a valuable resource for future genetics and developmental research.
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