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Jinho Heo

University of Virginia

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Transcriptome-wide Association Study and eQTL colocalization identify potentially causal genes responsible for bone mineral density GWAS associations

Basel Maher Al-Barghouthi, Will T. Rosenow, Kangping Du, Jinho Heo, Robert D. Maynard, Larry D. Mesner, Gina M. Calabrese, Aaron Nakasone, Bhavya Senwar, Louis C. Gerstenfeld, James Mitchell Larner, Virginia L. Ferguson, Cheryl L. Ackert‐Bicknell, Elise Feng‐i Morgan, David L. Brautigan, Charles R. Farber

The paper identifies 512 potentially causal genes for bone mineral density using TWAS and eQTL colocalization, with PPP6R3 validated in mice.

eLife · Nov 17, 2022Peer-reviewedGenomics

LMO7 deficiency reveals the significance of the cuticular plate for hearing function

Tingting Du, James B. Dewey, Elizabeth L. Wagner, Runjia Cui, Jinho Heo, Jeong-Jin Park, Shimon P. Francis, Edward Perez‐Reyes, Stacey J. Guillot, Nicholas E. Sherman, Wenhao Xu, John S. Oghalai, Bechara Kachar, Jung‐Bum Shin

This study identifies LMO7 as a hair cell protein localized to the cuticular plate, showing that its deficiency leads to structural defects and progressive hearing loss.

Nature Communications · Mar 8, 2019Peer-reviewedNeuroscience