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A Comparison of Deep Multiomics Profiles across Ethnicity, Geography, and Age

Role
Co author
Venue
Cell
Status
Published
Year
2026

Senior author Dr Michael P Snyder, Stanford

How do ethnicity and geography relate to metabolism, immunity, the microbiome and biological aging?

I ran statistical analyses across several molecular layers, and designed and built HPOP, the interactive web application that lets readers explore the data, run statistics and visualize associations.

What the record supports

Claim

Ethnicity and geography are linked to metabolism, immunity, the microbiome and biological aging.

Evidence

A global multiomics study of 322 healthy people of European, East Asian and South Asian ancestry. Cell 189(10), 3004 to 3024.

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