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- Large Study Identifies Genetic Variants Linked to Risky BehaviorsJanuary 14, 2019; U of T researcher involved in international study
- Variability in Autism Diagnostic Gene Panels Sparks Push for StandardizationOctober 3, 2018; GenomeWeb News
- Pioneering genome sequencing study links rare genetic changes to congenital cardiac conditionSeptember 20, 2018; Supported in part by the McLaughlin Centre
- U of T Scientist Recognized with Royal Society’s McLaughlin MedalSeptember 18, 2018; Prof. Jeffrey Wrana, Lunenfeld-Tanenbaum Research Institute
- Rearrangement bursts generate canonical gene fusions in bone and soft tissue tumorsAugust 31, 2018; Centre Director Prof. Scherer is a co-author.
- Why we’re sequencing the genomes of Canada’s iconic speciesJune 27, 2018; The Conversation
- Psychiatric disorders share an underlying genetic basis - landmark paper with UofT researchJune 22, 2018; Centre Director Prof. Scherer is a co-author.
- Scientists set out to map the genes of Canada's most iconic speciesMay 28, 2018; Supported in part by the McLaughlin Centre
- Whole Genome Sequencing reveals new type of genetic influence on AutismApril 19, 2018; Supported in part by the McLaughlin Centre
- DNA on drugs: How genetic tests could make prescriptions more preciseMarch 17, 2018; PGPC is supported in part by the McLaughlin Centre
- 2018 CCMG-SOGC Guideline for the use of CMA for prenatal diagnosisPublished online March 1st, 2018; Supported in part by the McLaughlin Centre
- Launch of the Canadian Genomics CloudFebruary 14, 2018; To provide widespread access to genomics infrastructure for Canada
- CGEn Launched The CanSeq150 InitiativeFebruary 13, 2018; McLaughlin Centre is a funding partner
- Personal Genome Project Canada published its findings in CMAJFebruary 5, 2018; Supported in part by the McLaughlin Centre
- Clarivate 2017 Highly Cited Researchers from TorontoNovember 15, 2017; Congratulations to Dr. Scherer!
- World’s Largest Autism Genome Databank adds more than 2,000 sequencesOctober 20, 2017; Supported in part by the McLaughlin Centre
- Genetic Causes in Neonatal EncephalopathyAugust 17, 2017; Supported in part by a McLaughlin Centre Accelerator Grant
- Researchers call on province to fund genetic testing for cerebral palsyAugust 8, 2017; Toronto Star
- WGS versus Conventional Genetic Testing - Improved Diagnostic YieldAugust 3, 2017; Supported in part by the McLaughlin Centre
- Could mutations and inherited genes play a role in cerebral palsy?August 3, 2017; Supported in part by the McLaughlin Centre
- Data Sharing as a National Quality Improvement ProgramJuly 20, 2017; BRCA1/2 variant-interpretation comparisons through COGR
- Postzygotic Mosaic Mutations in Autism Spectrum DisorderJuly 17, 2017; Supported in part by the McLaughlin Centre
- Will Clinician-Scientists Define Canada’s Future?Jun 27, 2017; Dr. Rosenblum - McLaughlin Centre Education Program Director
- Copy Number Variation in Tourette Syndrome (Neuron Previews)June 21, 2017; Preview on Huang et al., 2017, Neuron 94, 1101–1111
- 2006 Nature CNV Paper - Top Google Scholar Classic Paper in Genetics & GenomicsJune 14, 2017; Google Scholar Classic Papers: "Articles That Have Stood The Test of Time"
- Genome sequencing as a platform for pharmacogenetic genotypingMay 26, 2017; Supported in part by the McLaughlin Centre
- Genetic Non-Discrimination Bill (S-201) Receives Royal AssentPassed - March 8, 2017; Received Royal Assent - May 4, 2017
- Nature Genetics 25th Anniversary selects "CNV Discovery” as landmark paper in geneticsApril 27, 2017; "Detection of large-scale variation in the human genome" Nature Genetics (2004)
- Mapping The Autism SpectrumACMG 2017; Front Line Genomics Magazine interviewed Dr. Scherer
- World's Largest Autism Genome Database Shines New Light On Many 'Autisms'March 6, 2017; Supported in part by the McLaughlin Centre
- Researchers Debate the Future of GenomicsMarch 1, 2017; An event co-sponsored by the McLaughlin Centre
- Happy 150th, Canada! U of T researchers sequence the beaver's genomeJanuary 13, 2017; Dr. Scherer: “This is the most important animal in Canadian history.”