Genetics/bioinformatics researcher, interested in Rare Disease. Tweets when they happen may be science or dog-related with approximate equal probability.
A shame that the people who most need to read this study are likely the same people who are least willing to engage with it, but it’s an interesting read.
Discover results published in the latest issue of Science Magazine, using our new PrimateAI-3D, an #AI algorithm, that predicts disease-causing genetic mutations with unprecedented accuracy.
Yep. We’re witnessing the slow death of hypothesis-driven science, and (contrary to reports) this is mostly positive. It doesn’t mean ignoring biology; it means letting the data tell you what’s interesting, then designing experiments to validate and explore new patterns.
Yes, ChatGPT is amazing and impressive. No, @OpenAI has not come close to addressing the problem of bias. Filters appear to be bypassed with simple tricks, and superficially masked.
And what is lurking inside is egregious.
@Abebab@sama
tw racism, sexism.
guy walks in to an ad agency’s office
he tells the agency “i’ve got a new platform for you, you’re gonna love it. it’s a little unorthodox though”
so the agency says, “alright let’s see it!”
TOP1 protein is responsible for a cancer-associated mutational footprint called ID4. Ludmil Alexandrov & @AmmalAbbasi discuss the implications of this discovery in our N&V
(For subscribers)
https://t.co/vmlFuR176B
Cancer genomics and mutational signatures - not my usual wheelhouse but delighted to see our work out in @nature today. Nice explainer thread from Martin below.
@ArisKatzourakis @EvolveDotZoo Seems to be frequently cited as evidence (along with dN/dS) that omicron is result of a lab leak from a GOF study. I assume that’s what is being referred to.
Westminster voting intention:
LAB: 40%
CON: 32%
LDEM: 10%
GRN: 7%
via @focaldataHQ, 01 - 21 Dec
MRP projection on these numbers would give...
> Lab majority of 26
> Defeat for Boris Johnson in Uxbridge & South Ruislip
https://t.co/aRaFl5A1cv
@Nature I keep coming across this problem so here's a code snippet to fix the common human gene culprits :
https://t.co/GfDyNVHT8W
Would be great if journals could provide some of that "added value" by sanity checking uploaded data though.
Please share this #Postdoc position available in the lab of Andrew Jackson at MRC Human Genetics Unit, University of Edinburgh
https://t.co/QozlBuNPHJ
Application deadline 2nd July