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@colin
Anyone have experience with Nucleus DNA sequencing? https://mynucleus.com They claim it's substantially better than 23andMe and other competitors. I'm a sucker for that type of longevity data analysis
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christin
@christin
curious what @keccers.eth and @serendipity think... I poked around and sure, whole genome gives you more data than chips, but if they are working off the same bank of public data off clinvar then the variant info would be similar they claim to "merge" BMI/age/sex and birth risk with the DNA data...(con't)
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christin
@christin
...which makes me raise eyebrows a bit b/c it becomes a game of proprietary calculations where you can never really disprove their data unless they publish something that shows their calculations match actual study results they claim to filter data by ethnicity which technically 23andme already does (usually means...
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christin
@christin
...not much data for people of non-european descent, sadly) overall, the issue with all genetic data <-> health startups is that the foundational data for polygenic diseases that everyone relies on are not very good quality b/c of the complexity involved, and monogenic highly penetrant diseases are relatively rare
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christin
@christin
<I used to be a researcher who specialized in human genetics, so I saw the good/the bad/the ugly of this field!> their website design is pretty though...
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christin
@christin
lastly, my personal opinion: even "bad" data, if it can motivate "good" behavior...may be worth it 🙂
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