This sequencing project will help unlock the genetic story of Manitoba’s and Saskatchewan’s populations to improve healthcare efficiency, reduce costs and enhance patient outcomes in the Prairies. Abstract: PrairieGen will highlight the genetic diversity of Manitoba (MB) and Saskatchewan (SK), by identifying critical biomarkers, genetic variants and novel risk factors across these populations. PrairieGen builds on ongoing initiatives, such as the Multi-OMICS platforms of the Mainstreaming Genomics in Manitoba project (MGM), MB and SK Multiple Sclerosis (MS) cohorts, MB Schizophrenia Cohort, Manitoba Tomorrow Project (MTP), Manitoba Tumor Bank (MTB), Manitoba Taste and Oral Microbiome Project, Manitoba Imagine (IBD) Cohort, Manitoba CHILD Cohort, Manitoba iCARE Cohort, Saskatchewan Metabolic Patient Cohort and other mixed cohorts and will unify these existing omics data sources. By applying advanced integrative genomic analyses, this project will deliver clinically actionable insights to guide public investments and improved health policy decisions in MB, SK and Canada. This project draws on existing multi-omics sequencing and analysis pipelines at core facilities at CancerCare...
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PrairieGen: A Multi-omics Approach to Advancing Data Integration from Manitoba and Saskatchewan Populations into the Pan-Canadian Genome Library is published on Canadian Precision Health Initiative.