Pleased to share our community-focused work on providing reference annotation for non-canonical translations identified by Ribo-seq, now published in Nature Biotechnology. Many thanks to all authors. More work to come. So many questions! https://t.co/IYPneuGjb9
Researchers have discovered a bacterium—named Thiomargarita magnifica—that challenges the prevailing view of bacterial cell size. It is larger than all other known giant bacteria by ~50-fold. Learn more: https://t.co/bvUSuR2ebK #ScienceResearch
@ReviewCommons@landrychristian Did not have a good experience: got 2 reviews back, got a third review later, several unexplained delays. Initial submission December 3, 2020; final decision March 3 2021. Editor: "I am really sorry for the delay", "Apologies again for the disrupted review process". 🙄
So excited to be part of this international effort to annotate non-canonical ORFs. The coding potential of genomes has been underestimated.
A community-driven roadmap to advance research on translated open reading frames detected by Ribo-seq https://t.co/WbRlqhEOxR
Amazing case report. The medicine of tomorrow. 5 week old boy admitted to NICU. Within 37 hours he had his whole genome sequenced, gene defect identified, treatment ordered and received by patient. Within 6 hr symptoms resolved. https://t.co/UYSJSURQHW
A big plus of zoom lab meeting is getting to invite some wonderful guest speakers. Many thanks to Marie Brunet @Roucoulab for presenting her new preprint: Newfound coding potential of transcripts unveils missing members of human protein communities https://t.co/2DHbsg9is5
Very excited to share this paper from the lab (Go Marie!): The FUS gene is dual‐coding with both proteins contributing to FUS‐mediated toxicity | EMBO reports https://t.co/C6SNxa5ksM
Newfound coding potential of transcripts unveils missing members of human protein communities https://t.co/7eWjH3reU1 So happy to see Seb's hard work online!