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Kerry J. Schimenti

Cornell University

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Approach:experimental assay· 2 Organism:mouse· 2 Research Focus:variant effect prediction· 1 Assay:whole-genome sequencing· 1

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Haiyuan YuiD· 2 shared John C. SchimentiiD· 2 shared Priti SinghiD· 2 shared Robert FragozaiD· 2 shared Tina N. TraniD· 2 shared Alexander N. YatsenkoiD· 1 shared Cecilia Soledad BlenginiiD· 1 shared Donald F. ConradiD· 1 shared

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In vivo versus in silico assessment of potentially pathogenic missense variants in human reproductive genes

Xinbao Ding, Priti Singh, Kerry J. Schimenti, Tina N. Tran, Robert Fragoza, Jimmaline J. Hardy, Kyle E. Orwig, Maciej Krzysztof Kurpisz, Alexander N. Yatsenko, Donald F. Conrad, Haiyuan Yu, John C. Schimenti

The paper evaluates the functional impact of missense variants in human reproductive genes using mouse models and finds that many predicted pathogenic variants do not cause detectable phenotypes.

bioRxiv · Oct 12, 2021 · PreprintGenetics

MLH1/3 variants causing aneuploidy, pregnancy loss, and premature reproductive aging

Priti Singh, Robert Fragoza, Cecilia Soledad Blengini, Tina N. Tran, Gianno Pannafino, Najla Al‐Sweel, Kerry J. Schimenti, Karen Schindler, Eric Alani, Haiyuan Yu, John C. Schimenti

The paper identifies MLH1/3 variants in mice that cause reproductive defects, including subfertility and increased pregnancy loss due to meiotic abnormalities.

Nature Communications · Aug 18, 2021Peer-reviewedGenetics