Multi-Omics for Health and Disease - Joannella Morales

Explore the concept clearance for Multi-Omics for Health and Disease in this 48-minute presentation from the 95th annual meeting of the National Advisory Council for Human Genome Research. Delve into the definition and integration of multi-omics, examining its potential to detect molecular profiles and develop generalizable methods. Learn about the proposed Multi-Omics Consortium structure, including disease study sites, 'omics production centers, and data coordination centers. Discover how this initiative aims to create an interoperable multi-dimensional dataset while addressing diversity in genomic research. Gain insights into the program's purpose, budget, and relationship to ongoing activities in the field of genomic medicine.

- Introductions Rudy Pozzatti
- Start of Presentation Joannella Morales
- Recent NHGRI Efforts on Multi-Omics
- Preliminary Council Feedback
- Background
- Multi-Omics Defined
- Multi-Omics Integration
- Gaps and Opportunities
- Purpose
- Program Structure: Multi-Omics Consortium
- Disease Study Sites
- 'Omics Production Centers
- Data Coordination Centers
- Consortium-Wide Expertise, Activities and Timeline
- Diversity and the Multi-Omics Consortium
- Relationship to Ongoing Activities
- Budget
- Summary
- Question and Answer Session