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This 51-minute lecture from the Medical and Population Genetics Primer series features Austin Argentieri from the Broad Institute discussing scalable proteomics in disease research. Learn about the application of proteomics technologies to study human diseases at scale. Part of the weekly discussions that introduce basic genetics topics related to human populations and diseases, this talk covers essential principles of complex trait genetics including human genetic variation, genotyping, DNA sequencing methods, statistics, and data analysis. Designed for a wide audience including research technicians, graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, and established investigators entering the field, the lecture provides valuable insights into how proteomics approaches can enhance disease research. Additional resources and information about the talk are available through the provided Google Drive link.
