Shujia Huang

GDBIG provides a genomic database and platform for intergenerational genetic research using data from the Born in Guangzhou Cohort Study.

The paper identifies 4,688 genome-wide significant loci for 111 gestational phenotypes and finds dynamic genetic effects linked to maternal health outcomes.

The paper develops methods for analyzing low-depth NIPT sequencing data to accurately estimate allele frequencies and genetic effect sizes, enabling population genetic studies.

This study identifies East Asian-specific genetic loci for intrahepatic cholestasis of pregnancy linked to historical HBV infection, using genome-wide association analyses in 101,023 Chinese women.

This study identifies four genetic loci associated with gestational diabetes risk and 31 loci linked to glycaemic traits in 30,699 Chinese pregnant women, with MTNR1B showing the strongest association.

This study analyzes whole-genome sequencing data from 332 Chinese COVID-19 patients to identify genetic variants associated with disease severity and susceptibility.