Matthew Wheeler
@MWheelerMD
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Husband, father to three wonderful kids, gpa to two cats. Stanford cardiologist scientist. genetics of rare disease. UDN GREGoR MoTrPAC. @[email protected]
United States
Joined October 2014
Don't miss your chance to learn about #NIH_CFDE #data resources and a new platform for querying the Gene Expression Omnibus (GEO) with #gene sets! Tune in to this webinar on Fri 5/31 at 1PM ET. Learn more: https://t.co/J86rwCT6dQ
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Now online from @me_lindholm and @DavidAm79279702 and colleagues of the #MoTrPAC consortium - explore the underlying data at https://t.co/bv0w4BhGmI and analysis R packages led by @nicolergay at
github.com
Analysis of the MoTrPAC endurance exercise training study in 6-month-old rats - MoTrPAC/MotrpacRatTraining6mo
New! Online now: The mitochondrial multi-omic response to exercise training across rat tissues https://t.co/a72eS28aig
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If you’re looking for the #MoTrPAC @Nature paper after exploring the data at https://t.co/bv0w4BhGmI here is the pdf link:
motrpac-data.org
The portal for accessing data and analyses generated by the Molecular Transducers of Physical Activity Consortium (MoTrPAC)
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Explore the underlying data at
motrpac-data.org
The portal for accessing data and analyses generated by the Molecular Transducers of Physical Activity Consortium (MoTrPAC)
This week in Nature: Exercise effects - Mapping the molecular changes induced by endurance Browse the full issue: https://t.co/7QeQ10Lw8D
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@NatMetabolism @CellGenomics @NatureComms To explore this data, go to https://t.co/eifPlq1GGZ. Here you can download data, look at how exercise regulates your favorite genes/proteins/metabolites across tissues or interactively compare training-induced tissue- and sex-specific enrichments in your tissues of interest. /n
motrpac-data.org
The portal for accessing data and analyses generated by the Molecular Transducers of Physical Activity Consortium (MoTrPAC)
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The genetics of human performance https://t.co/3rFb2C3iwa
#Review by @danseungkim, @MWheelerMD & @euanashley
@StanCVFellows @StanfordDeptMed @Stanford Free to read here: https://t.co/FIaaFpVtEM
#SharedIt
nature.com
Nature Reviews Genetics - Regular physical activity reduces the risk of chronic disease and mortality, but the mechanisms underpinning this protective effect are poorly understood. Here, Kim et al....
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Moving day! #AcademicTwitter See you at https://t.co/itKe9Vprtb thanks for all the fish
genomic.social
A Mastodon server for the Genomic Science Community.
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So amazing to see this preprint out - incredible work by the entire #MoTrPAC team and especially co-leads @nicolergay @DavidAm79279702 @PierreMichelJ10! Thanks to @NIH_CommonFund for continuing support
We are thrilled to share the preprint for the Molecular Transducers of Physical Activity Consortium’s (aka MoTrPAC) first major multi-omic multi-tissue exercise study and data resource!
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All all data underlying https://t.co/ts2InNGUjW , including annotations of all human codons to @PfamDB-based evolutionary equivalent positions, are now available and ready to be plugged into your analysis pipeline. Available here: https://t.co/rVLM2nQvfQ
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And of course huge thanks to the many patient participants here and elsewhere who have collectively volunteered years of their time to ensure data collected (including through the pandemic) continues to be high quality. 4/4
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Importantly Mavacamten is first in class, with other sarcomere modulators in trials…we hope to learn more through clinical roll-out and PMA studies. Thanks to collaborators at MYOK and BMS. Thanks to Masataka Kawana and our clinical research team over the past 7 years…3/4
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To determine safety & efficacy in patients with nonobstructive #HCM to assess if targeting the mechanistic origin of disease leads to alteration of long term disease progression, arrhythmia burden, hypertrophy… 2/4
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Excited to see #mavacamten approval for patients with symptomatic obstructive hypertrophic cardiomyopathy! Spudich lab @stanford fundamental biophysics facilitating MyoKardia small molecule, trials @StanfordMed since 2015 - SAD, EXPLORER, VALOR, MAVA-LTE…more work to be done 1/4
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Congrats to rising star @ADevareddyMD @StanfordMedRes for presenting our results analyzing progression of disease in the pre-#mavacamten era using serial CPET testing in #HCM patients @StanfordMed #ACC22 @euanashley @jwc14 @Ron_Witteles
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Article Ideation by Artificial Intelligence vs Actual Individuals
bmj.com
Objective To determine whether artificial intelligence (AI) can generate plausible and engaging titles for potential Christmas research articles in The BMJ . Design Observational study. Setting...
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Our featured article: The genetics of human performance https://t.co/3rFb2C3iwa
#Review by @danseungkim, @MWheelerMD & @euanashley
@StanCVFellows @StanfordDeptMed @Stanford Free to read here: https://t.co/FIaaFpVtEM
#SharedIt
nature.com
Nature Reviews Genetics - Regular physical activity reduces the risk of chronic disease and mortality, but the mechanisms underpinning this protective effect are poorly understood. Here, Kim et al....
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@euanashley @MWheelerMD @vnparikh @ChloeReuterCGC @juliaplatt And TOMORROW from 12-1pm Pacific Time, we will be welcoming pioneers in clinical cardiovascular genetics, Dr. Richard Bagnall, PhD and Professor Chris Semsarian, all the way from Australia! Register here: https://t.co/RsR51Tted7.
@rdbagnall @CSHeartResearch
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Who has #LongCovid? A #BigData approach https://t.co/1i8dFUFNm8
@ncats_nih_gov @data2health #EHR #TeamScience at unprecedented scale in #N3C!
medrxiv.org
Background Post-acute sequelae of SARS-CoV-2 infection (PASC), otherwise known as long-COVID, have severely impacted recovery from the pandemic for patients and society alike. This new disease is...
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Look forward to more data from the sponsors, academics and further trials in terms of in vivo genome scale edits across tissues
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But we will have to see if there are any longer term unintended off target (both tissue and gene) effects that this prelim report don’t address. Reminder for TTR patients out there there are efficacious treatments approved and available, though cost is a real concern
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