Nick Patenaude

I know why this is worse than it seems.

[Nick Patenaude @NickPatenaude19]

@NgtyNina Yes

[Nick Patenaude @NickPatenaude19]

@ClashofClans 1. I liked the background and the football skins, they were very interesting designs.
2. I disliked the new troops, I felt that they made the game too easy.
3. I would change the extra pass to add more ore to it so that it is truly worth the price.

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@dokkan_global I would be very happy if you can scan

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https://t.co/6UUJEv4a03
The two discoveries that interested me from this project were 1. the idea that Arthritis can come from nowhere and 2. would be the idea that it can impact societal issues more than any ethical or legal issues. #prescottgenomics

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@RylieMcCoy That is very smart for a lot of both economical and genetic reasons. Economically, this process is extremely expensive and there is a reason it is being put on the limited list. Genetically, it is a hard and resource heavy process because you need spare human genomic DNA.

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@mrm1098 Privacy in China when it comes to its citizens is just unbelievable. I mean I know it is a dictatorship but still. To be able to get that much personal information from one of your citizens without consent is just plain wrong.

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@Cuz_science_lit That is is most interesting, that employers could have bought an employees genes. Of course it is now being regulated but still. GINA is very important for our privacy after all, even from our employers.

[Nick Patenaude @NickPatenaude19]

https://t.co/iFbYaZ2ryv
This law has got me interested, as by looking at it, a person can be genetically private from prying forces like hackers or the gov. This has always been an ethical concern for me and it is good it is being looked at. #prescottgenomics #privacymatters

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This journal goes into the information that can be obtained from genetic testing, and how it can show the changes of your body. It connects to my course due to the genetic test itself being easier to obtain as they used 23andMe. #prescottgenomics

[CHEST® Journal @journal_CHEST]

Patients with #alpha-1antitrypsin deficiency who underwent direct-to-consumer genetic testing reported reduced smoking and alcohol consumption.

Read the full article from the February issue:
https://t.co/aBNL9uqfaZ

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@NCBI
https://t.co/3ojYwDSDwc
A take away is that the use of broad-based proteomics with machine learning to predict future flare . A finding that connects to my topic of RA is predictable in its flares if using this method. #prescottgenomics

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@NoemiG125 @ensembl @NoemiG125 Diabetes was just on the site when I looked it up and there is also info on whether or not the variants are more prominent in a specific part if the globe. It can not as common in some countries as others.

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@Ancestry This visual was interesting to me as I have never fully considered my complete ethnicity. To have it shown completely for you is something unexpected and it will be very nice to do in the future. #prescottgenomics

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I found interesting visual. This shows your ethnicity estimate if you do a DNA test for the group in the reply by me, and the details that come with it. #prescottgenomics

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This sounds interesting. We are learning more about different testing groups and their products. Kromatid Inc. seems to be going in the direction of hybridization, which I happen to find very interesting. #prescottgenomics

[Kromatid Inc. @KromatidInc]

Our directional Genome Hybridization product, in-Site, detects structural variations from off-target CRIPSR breaks. Contact us today on how our dGH in-Site product can transform your research!
#CRISPR #singlecell #Genomics

[Kromatid Inc. @KromatidInc]

Our directional Genome Hybridization product, in-Site, detects structural variations from off-target CRIPSR breaks. Contact us today on how our dGH in-Site product can transform your research!
#CRISPR #singlecell #Genomics

[Nick Patenaude @NickPatenaude19]

@TaylorLUNHM @PGorg So they wants individuals to share their genome publicly for research, then how is it privacy protected if something were to get hacked?

[Nick Patenaude @NickPatenaude19]

@CDC_Genomics This group generally is known for promoting different people and works in the field of genomics. They help in getting the word out to people who want to see this info that could change everything.
#prescottgenomics