Javier Belinchon

PhD student in plant biology and genomics at INRAE-EPGV & INRAE-GAFL

[EPGV @EPGV_INRAE]

A huge piece of work by @Jav6745 and a great collaboration with INRAE GAFL !

Intra-specific NLR allelic diversity and genomic landscape for plant resistance association studies https://t.co/KSV61xD7AD

[EPGV @EPGV_INRAE]

EPGV is present at @agbt agriculture meeting in Orlando !
Come to meet us at @Jav6745 poster, and discuss amazing science 🧬

[EPSO @EPSOEurope]

EPSO wishes to encourage the development of ideas and imaginative thinking in #PlantScience and congratulates the winners of the EPSO Young Plant Scientist Award: Himanshu Chhillar (fundamental plant research) and Javier Belinchon-Moreno (applied plant research).

[EPGV @EPGV_INRAE]

It's out ! 🥳
Great job @Jav6745 ! 👍
A great collaborative work between EPGV and @INRAE_PACA, @CNRGV, @GenoUMR_GM and @seqlab demonstrating the power of @nanopore adaptive sampling to characterize NLR resistance genes in plants 🍈🧬
https://t.co/MudcRJMUsj

[EPGV @EPGV_INRAE]

Pan-NLRome in melon by Javier (@Jav6745) demonstrated the power of @nanopore adaptive sampling for studies of difficult genomic regions, even in hundreds of varieties…
#PAG31

[Alexander Wittenberg @AW_NGS]

@ResearchGenome @TJesse62 Great work @Jav6745 & team! @nanopore adaptive sampling is unique and this publication nicely illustrates one of the application for plant 🌱 breeding . 👏

[Javier Belinchon @Jav6745]

@TJesse62 @EPGV_INRAE @nanopore Coming soon🚀 I think adaptive sampling is the most cost-saving approach for our project. Some more flowcells would be needed to get our ROIs with the same coverage using WGS (and also more bioinformatic resources for data management)

[Javier Belinchon @Jav6745]

@santos_lucasb @erikgarrison Nice event! Were the talks recorded?

[Javier Belinchon @Jav6745]

@TJesse62 @nanopore Oh thank you Taco, hope to see you next time!

[Javier Belinchon @Jav6745]

Today I was at #LondonCalling2023, talking about adaptive sampling, NLR genes and melon breeding. Thanks a lot @nanopore for this opportunity, it was incredible doing this next to people with such awesome careers

[Maren van Son @DNAMaren]

Was supposed to include picture. Need more coffee. 😅 #WCGALP2022

[Erik Garrison @erikgarrison]

pggb, the PanGenome Graph Builder, makes it easy to create pangenome graphs out of complete assemblies

[Javier Santoyo @jsantoyo]

PanKmer: k-mer based and reference-free pangenome analysis. #Kmer #ReferenceFree #Pangenome https://t.co/5R1POLdpMO

[EPGV @EPGV_INRAE]

If you missed Paris event and talks, #Nanopore London Calling will be even better for Adaptive Sampling in melon 😎

[Oxford Nanopore @nanopore]

Interested in #SustainableAgriculture?

Learn about the challenges & potential solutions to characterising complete disease resistance genes in plants. Join Javier Belinchon-Moreno at this year's #nanoporeconf to find out more. Learn more: https://t.co/tzX1r8NHyB #AgricultureDay

[EPGV @EPGV_INRAE]

If you cannot attend Paris Day next week, EPGV/#GAFL PhD student Javier Belinchon-Moreno will be at London #nanoporeconf to present his results showing how Nanopore Adaptive Sampling (#NAS)🧬can help to better characterise resistance genes in melon🍈
https://t.co/VTZxKy1W3B

[Oxford Nanopore @nanopore]

Don't miss your chance to be at Nanopore Day, Paris! Hear about the latest technical updates for Oxford Nanopore Technologies as well as talks from local scientists about their latest work using #nanopore technology. Register here: https://t.co/ONW6ucrIF8

[EPGV @EPGV_INRAE]

Interested in what Nanopore sequencing can do for crop improvement ?
Come to the Nanopore Day Paris (21 mars) and listen to @Jav6745, PhD student at #EPGV and #GAFL !
He will present his first results using adaptive sampling in melon🍈

See you there !

https://t.co/Ska9GaKBv3

[Javier Belinchon @Jav6745]

@LaurentijnT @nanopore @nxtgnt @koend10 Hello, I just found this photo using the browser, nice work! What do you think could be the cause of such a large amount of variation (coloured vertical bars) that appears in igv? Is it a problem with the quality of the mapping?