Tal Shor

This study maps gut microbiome associations with 37 health conditions using the Human Phenotype Project 10K cohort, identifying significant microbial abundance patterns linked to favorable health states.

This study shows that low coverage sequencing can effectively match relatives with genotyping arrays, achieving similar accuracy for close relatives and strong correlation for distant ones.

The paper introduces Sci-LMM, a framework for analyzing population-scale family trees, and estimates heritability of longevity and reproductive fitness in a large historical pedigree.

This study investigates the ability to re-identify individuals through long-range familial searches in consumer genomics databases, finding that half of European-descent searches could yield close matches enabling re-identification.

The paper creates a population-scale family tree resource using crowd-sourced genealogy data to study genetic architecture and family dispersion.