Very excited to have the second paper of my PhD out today! Our study benchmarks the computational resource usage of simulation workflows of non-standard forms of natural selection, using fluctuating selection as an example. https://t.co/ElCXomEVd9
I am immensely proud to have taken part in this podcast about our family experience of living with a rare disease, being on a clinical trial and all the support and challenges along the way.
@jgschraiber Interesting poll (and results). Not sure of my own answer because surely utility is contextual, and in clinical settings is often broader than binary prediction: triage, indications for earlier/more aggressive treatment vs complications, frequency of followup screening etc.
Congratulations to the SMBE Graduate Student Excellence Award Winners 2023:
Harvinder Pawar
University College London, UK
https://t.co/FsybKA4mqj
Ghost admixture in eastern gorillas
#SMBE23@SMBEmeetings
We're looking for a bioinformatician / computational biologist to join our international consortium working on SARS-COV-2 variants of concern using cohort studies (https://t.co/pgcPnXRrb2). The post is based at UCL under the direct supervision of @LucyvanDorp and myself.
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Our study about S. aureus evolution on patients with atopic dermatitis is out! Check out a thread about all highlights by my awesome PI @conTaminatedsci back at @MIT. Shout out to @teresadefresa for enrolling patients, for @vedomics functional work, and the entire team. 🍾
Fantastic investigative work by @mathiesoniain et al, providing strong evidence against claims
(https://t.co/nQg1K3TiSv) that specific immune gene variants were under very strong natural selection during the black death.
Fantastic investigative work by @mathiesoniain et al, providing strong evidence against claims
(https://t.co/nQg1K3TiSv) that specific immune gene variants were under very strong natural selection during the black death.
Very pleased for @OliviaL_Johnson that her review on fluctuating selection is published. A great distillation of an exciting field, in which she will make excellent contributions too. Stay tuned!
Very excited to share that our review paper, 'fluctuating selection and the determinants of genetic variation', is out today in @TrendsGenetics! https://t.co/l9uiJz2XDw
Check out our review of the evidence and models for multilocus fluctuating selection. A big congratulations to the first author, Olivia Johnson, for her outstanding work!
Very excited to share that our review paper, 'fluctuating selection and the determinants of genetic variation', is out today in @TrendsGenetics! https://t.co/l9uiJz2XDw
Our paper on the DNA of medieval Ashkenazi Jews is now published!
Congrats to all co-authors and thanks reviewers/editors!
We analyzed 33 genomes from a 14th-century Jewish cemetery in Erfurt, Germany.
See thread for key additions since the preprint.
https://t.co/AzuSOv3jsg
@ShaiCarmi Thanks @ShaiCarmi. I grabbed a table of EU member state population sizes and only added UK because of post-brexit issues. Israel definitely most noticeable because of exceptional per capita performance, but for example, US and CN also not presented.