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Epigenomics of Patient Outcomes after Subarachnoid Hemorrhage

Study Description: 
The aims of this project focus on the daily genome-wide methylomic changes that occur in DNA representing the CNS (DNA extracted from the cerebral spinal fluid (CSF) drained as standard of care) for t

Contact:

Yvette
Conley
yconley@pitt.edu

fresh human milk processed to protect RNA/DNA/Protein, pasteurized human milk, maternal saliva, and maternal/infant health data

Study Description: 
The purpose of the Human Milk Science Institute and Biobank is to progress lactation sciences by providing biological samples (human milk and saliva), and associated data.

Contact:

Kelley
Baumgartel
baumgartelk@duq.edu

Intergenerational Impact of Genetic and Psychological Factors on Blood Pressure- InterGEN

Study Description: 
Our goal is to better understand the effects of psychological, environmental, genetic, epigenetic, and ancestry factors on blood pressure in Black/African American women and their young children. We

Contact:

Jacquelyn
Taylor
jackie.taylor@nyu.edu

Pain Sensitivity in Low Back Pain

Study Description: 
We conducted a prospective cohort study of 220 men and women diagnosed with an acute onset of nonspecific low back pain (LBP).

Contact:

Angela
Starkweath
angela.starkweather@uconn.edu

Epigenomics of Patient Outcomes after Traumatic Brain Injury

Study Description: 
The aims of this project focus on the daily genome-wide methylomic changes that occur in DNA representing the CNS (DNA extracted from the cerebral spinal fluid (CSF) drained as standard of care) for t

Contact:

Yvette
Conley
yconley@pitt.edu

Whole Genome Sequencing as a Screening Tool for Cardiovascular Diseases among African Americans in the Community

Study Description: 
This project attempts to address the lack of inclusion and subsequent lack of knowledge about common and potentially pathogenic or likely pathogenic variants among African American populations and aim

Contact:

Jacquelyn
Taylor
jackie.taylor@nyu.edu

Genome wide association and Ischaemic Stroke

Study Description: 
Australian Stroke Genetics Collaborations comprises stroke patients of European ancestry who were admitted to four clinical centers across Australia (The Neurosciences Department at Gosford Hospital,

Contact:

Jane
Maguire
jane.maguire@uts.edu.au
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