Thank you Co-Directors of @chedpennstate@NinaJablonski1 and @alljustatoms for funding my research and hosting me at your podcast. If you want to learn more about our study on male infertility using sperm RNA, the recording is here: https://t.co/No4on13Eu5 Produced by @colehons
A team led by PSU researchers, including senior author @JustinPritcha19 and @ScottLeighow, has created a modular genetic circuit that turns cancer cells into a “Trojan horse,” causing them to self-destruct and kill nearby drug-resistant cancer cells.
https://t.co/5fOZvD06gH
This work is finally out: https://t.co/DGMmfQtvll It started in 2019 when I designed short universal probes for capturing ampliconic gene transcripts from 9 gene families from 6 great apes. Two cDNA replicates per RNA sample, PacBio IsoSeq, clustering with isONclust by @krsahlin
Mariana Wolfner and I seek an enthusiastic postdoc to work on an NIH-funded project to dissect the molecular basis for male-female interactions during and after mating. Join the exciting Drosophila research community at Cornell. Email [email protected].
Interested in #satellite DNA and sex chromosomes, especially in human? In this review, an absolute #satellite DNA expert
@khmiga and I cover the relationship between satellite DNA and sex chromosome aneuploidies https://t.co/VQhbI2UEZv #bioinformatics#aneuploidy#centromere
@KellerCaponePhD@BMB_PSU@PSUScience Congratulations Cheryl! You did so many amazing things for your dept, your college and this university! Well deserved!
1. Distrust your data and your result. Use controls. Visualize. Fix problems. Repeat.
2. Your code is wrong until you prove it isn’t with tests.
3. You need to understand the biology and the details of the assays.
4. Use existing tools and libraries unless they don’t meet needs.
Do you know someone interested in algorithms and scientific research? I'm looking for a PhD student in Computational Biology to work at @ScilifeLab and @Stockholm_Uni. Deadline Nov 5th. More details here: https://t.co/omX3cQaFTp #PhDposition#academicjobs#Bioinformatics
@jsharbro @NMINBRE@newmexicotech@nanopore Congrats Joel! Haven’t nanopore sequenced for almost 2 years. Just launched one nanopore run yesterday and got some pretty good results with a read of 1.01 Mb, yay!!
Our paper in Journal of Heredity @theAGA_org is out in print! Led by @TheaRogers we tested for multi-copy gene family evolution on the avian W chromosome. W chromosomes seem to follow quite different evolutionary trajectories to the Y!
https://t.co/2RvWfSb57X
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