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Alliance for Genomic Discovery expands with Regeneron Genetics Center membership and new proteomics data offering

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Alliance for Genomic Discovery expands with Regeneron Genetics Center membership and new proteomics data offering Dataset grows to more than 312,000 whole genomes with longitudinal clinical data GSK is one of the first to lead a further expansion of 50,000 whole genomes paired with proteomic data SAN DIEGO, March 5, 20…
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  • Human genetics is the most powerful compass we have for finding the right targets and delivering the best innovative medicines

    80% confidence

  • The AGD dataset is among the largest collections of whole genome sequences available, and it is the world's largest pairing of whole genome sequences with the depth of clinical data that comes from a leading academic medical center

    80% confidence

  • Vanderbilt has an exceptional biobank and population-scale genetics program — one of the most impressive in the world

    80% confidence

  • There is proven value in the integration of proteomics and comprehensive datasets, evidenced by the boon of large-scale studies showing promise in pinpointing drug targets linked to human disease

    80% confidence

  • Integrating high-quality clinical and genomic data with advanced AI will help pharma translate discoveries into meaningful advances for patients

    80% confidence

  • AGD has already enabled disease-impacting discoveries in autoimmune disease and obesity, with many more such studies underway, and continued expansion accelerates this progress

    80% confidence
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