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So what are the bottom lines?
First, a HUGE thank you to NIH staff (particularly grants management specialists but program officers and others as well) for getting this work done in a compressed period with many other stressors.
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First, a HUGE thank you to NIH staff (particularly grants management specialists but program officers and others as well) for getting this work done in a compressed period with many other stressors.
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a cartoon of a person making a heart with their hands and the words thank you so much
ALT: a cartoon of a person making a heart with their hands and the words thank you so much
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October 1, 2025 at 4:08 PM
So what are the bottom lines?
First, a HUGE thank you to NIH staff (particularly grants management specialists but program officers and others as well) for getting this work done in a compressed period with many other stressors.
29/n
First, a HUGE thank you to NIH staff (particularly grants management specialists but program officers and others as well) for getting this work done in a compressed period with many other stressors.
29/n
Do you mean MR doesn’t work well when looking for causation between molecular phenotypes? Why not, given these cis variants equally lead to pleiotropy and complicate causation between organismal phenotypes?
July 26, 2025 at 1:17 PM
Do you mean MR doesn’t work well when looking for causation between molecular phenotypes? Why not, given these cis variants equally lead to pleiotropy and complicate causation between organismal phenotypes?