#Splicing

Ian Berry

LaughingGenome

We made an exome diagnosis in a rare disease patient this month using a total of 2 PE sequencing reads, several hundred bps beyond the nearest coding region. Interesting anecdote

Election Integrity Partnership

2020Partnership

How were livestreams vulnerabilities exploited to spread #disinformation during the #2020Election? A on some of the livestream genres and challenges that emerged from our @2020Partnership research and monitoring:https://www.eipartnership.n

Katalina Bobowik

KatalinaBobowik

I'm very excited to share the results of our new paper, now available on Biorxiv: https://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2021.01.07.425684v1. Below is a thread of the main resultshttps://twitter.com/biorxivpreprint/status/134762719313285

Ryan Reeves

investing_city

Genomics Thread #3Let's move onto some companies!Up first is Pacific BioSciences... 1/ When talking about genomics, the first company that comes to mind for people is likely Illumina. They really

Spencer Jones

jones_spencera

Lots of stuff happening with server-rendering.A thread @dan_abramov and @sugarpirate_ on the React team announcing some ongoing research on react server components:https://reactjs.org/blog/2020/12/21/data-fetching-with-react-server-compone

Don Moynihan

donmoyn

The US is in a dark moment, requiring serious people who can recognize real problems. People like Scott Walker helped to get us here: a divider who has undermined democracy.Fortunately,

Kevin McKernan 🙂

Kevin_McKernan

Someone has reading comprehension problems.Where does our document say this?Starting off with a straw man is a sign of deception.We are quite clear, that they have no clue what their

James Walker

James_Walker303

A thread on our exciting discovery of niRNAs that determines plant paternal epigenetic inheritance and the comprehensive mechanism via their trans activity at both locus and cellular levels! https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.01.2

Goncalo Abecasis

gabecasis

This paper was a longtime coming. In no particular order, some of the interesting things to learn from the sequencing and analysis of 53,831 human genomes. 1/nhttps://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-021-03205-yPDF: https://www.nature.com/art

John Doench

JohnDoench

New work from the group published today, led by the incredible, integral, and incomparable @ruth_e_hanna, developing CRISPR Base Editor technology for screens. Time for a hastily-assembled thread with screenshots! (1/n)….Open

Who Got The Assist? (Tom)

WGTA_FPL

JACK GREALISH versus FRANKENPEP'S MONSTER (A short #FPL story in THREAD format )On this week's pod, I introduced a really unscientific comparison to underscore the big role the talisman picks

Jarvin Tan #MoveforMH

Jetlax

Dr. Laura Ajram reviews the history of psychopharmacologic drug discovery. Despite the increase in technology the past years, we haven't seen this matched with much progress #BAPsych We're seeing a

GIVE ME BACK MY NUDES

Eugene_V_Dabbs

people who went inside the cops' child kidnapping/rape house say they found a room with a bed and floor covered in bloodDang "there are a bunch of missing black kids

David Steensma

DavidSteensma

Here’s a thread about the #nucleus… no, Professor Ernest Rutherford, not the atomic nucleus that you discovered with your alpha particles back in 1911. This is about *cell* nuclei and

Palli Thordarson

PalliThordarson

How are mRNA vaccines made? A chemist’s perspective. TL;DR A DNA plasmid is used as template for the in vitro transcription of DNA to mRNA which is then packaged in

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KLobstar

when i was a movie theatre projectionist, the other projectionist, Matt, would bring clam chowder for lunch every single day, refusing to put it in the fridge even though the

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