Andrea Anderson
Andrea Anderson covers genomics research studies and translational research for GenomeWeb. Find her on Twitter at @andyandy_tk.

Articles Authored by Andrea Anderson
Cell-Free DNA Analysis Predicts Preeclampsia Risk
Researchers used a new computational framework to predict preeclampsia risk from low-coverage whole-genome sequences generated on cell-free DNA found in maternal blood.
Cancer Immunotherapy Response Linked to Gut Microbes in Multiomic Analysis
Researchers found gut microbes and metabolites linked to pan-cancer immune checkpoint blockade responses, highlighting five distinct enterotypes.

Findings from two new studies suggest that present-day populations outside of Africa carry Neanderthal DNA obtained in a shared gene flow event that occurred 40,000 to 50,000 years ago.
Researchers uncovered 13 blood plasma-based protein markers for brain aging while highlighting three inflection points in the late 50s, early 70s, and late 70s.
Cerebral Palsy Sequencing Study Finds Clinically Actionable Alterations
Researchers trawled exome sequencing data to identify clinically actionable variants in 8 percent of cerebral palsy patients tested.
Molecular Panel Use for UTI Diagnosis Increasing Despite Lack of Clinical Evidence for Tests
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Using claims data, researchers saw an uptick in urinary tract infections diagnosed with pricey molecular panels, notwithstanding their limited clinical evidence.
Researchers narrowed in on dual-treatment targets using expression and regulatory programs found in glioblastoma cells in and around the tumor.
Researchers found DNA methylation shifted in minors exposed to war in a study that included more than 1,500 Syrian refugee children living in Lebanon.
Genomic testing for almost 1,300 autosomal recessive or X-linked conditions appeared to be feasible, well accepted, and informative for couples in Australia.
Members of the HCA consortium published around 40 new papers outlining their progress in characterizing cellular features across tissues, organs, and other biological systems.
