@nessiethelock Thank you for sharing this TCA resource. The demonstration and visualization of how six processes happen at once is helpful. I especially like how the animations are Dr. Seuss-esque and how abbreviations are displayed so one can see the origin word(s). #prescottbiochemistry
@GoharAnwar9 Thank you for posting this resource. The simple animations in this video by Professor Dave Explains succeed in conveying the material where other more complicated animations do not. I especially like how the elongation of the protein chain is animated. #prescottbiochemistry
@ewsommerville As an undergraduate just starting to dip my toes into reading research papers, I find it a struggle to read the papers I'm being assigned. I'll take your advice to read the abstract, introduction, and discussion first. #sciencetwitter#prescottbiochemistry
@NFGallien This article is good review of the Warburg effect: Understanding the Warburg effect: the metabolic requirements of cell proliferation. - PubMed - NCBI https://t.co/mEyQJmGKp3 #sciencetwitter#chemtwitter#prescottbiochemistry
@AlysonCaruso1 On one hand, I do think people have a right to the knowledge for their well being. On the other hand, there are people who would not want to know if they have a condition. People do have a right to genetic ignorance. #prescottgenomics
@UnhmHunter Apparently in New Jersey, if you display COVID-19 symptoms, being fired violates the state's anti-discrimination laws. That is only one state, though. #prescottgenomics
@nessiethelock I agree that testing should be prioritized for those suspected to be ill. I've seen suggestions that random population sampling should be done to determine disease spread. Once more tests are available, maybe comprehensive population testing can be done. #prescottgenomics
@kelseyro22 To focus on a specific part: "... up-regulation of the PPP key enzymes in influenza-infected cells, including ... (G6PD) ... was reported ... G6PD enzyme is ...responsible for the generation of NADPH". NADPH is an electron carrier from our metabolism unit. #prescottbiochemistry
@nessiethelock This review compares carbohydrates, which we are studying now, to proteins. An interesting bit: "After a high-protein breakfast a decreased protein and increased carbohydrate preference related to increased pre-lunch liking related signaling in the putamen". #prescottbiochemistry
@eogenetics I was curious if this was a complete cure; it looks like there is still testing needed to see if symptoms are delayed. So it may turn out to do nothing unfortunately. #prescottgenomics
@nessiethelock One thing I find curious is how physical activity is not correlated with three month post-stroke serum level, but is correlated with the change overtime. I suppose this means specific levels are not related with physical activity, but with just change. #prescottgenomics
An exome study identified an ALS linked gene DNAJC7 that "encodes a DNAJ molecular chaperone, which facilitates ... folding of newly synthesized polypeptides, and clearance of degraded proteins." Curious given neurodegenerative diseases show protein aggregation. #prescottgenomics
My #lightbulbmoment in biochemistry involves operons. They have been covered in Genetics classes, with the lac operon as an example, but I have been confused about them. Previous classes have obfuscated a subject Biochemistry has explained rather simply. #prescottbiochemistry
Uterine leiomyomata (UL) is a female reproductive tract neoplasm. "[G]enes previously associated with endometriosis ... are also associated with UL". Relevant to our curriculum is that 23andme, a consumer genetic testing service, was used in this research. #prescottgenomics
Genome-wide association and epidemiological analyses reveal common genetic origins between uterine leiomyomata and endometriosis
๐23andMe collaboration w/ @cmorton8@NinaShigesi@bluelobsta@DNyholt now in @NatureComms: https://t.co/BZVxJLGyqk
@Taylor_Allyce I suppose you're right that the members of the general public looking to expand their genomics knowledge might benefit. As an aside, it is certainly helpful to us as students trying to familiarize ourselves with genomics. #prescottgenomics
Do you think public data sets like the Personal Genome Project should be freely available to the public? Or is there no benefit to non-scientists? What benefit can the general public gain from investigating the Personal Genome Project themselves? #sciencetwitter#prescottgenomics
@AlysonCaruso1 You know the privacy policy changing might mean the policy gets better, due to better laws perhaps. Nonetheless, I think people should have their consent taken into consideration. #prescottgenomics
@Taylor_Allyce Honestly, it is probably has merit and is a novelty. It may be based off actual research and have legitimate cause to researched, i.e. pain applications, but genes don't always express themselves in expected ways. #prescottgenomics