Glad to see this paper out. Read length limits for the de novo genome assembly can be pushed further. Relevant for highly fragmented DNA, or if you want to revive dinos without the havoc of the Jurassic Park. Congrats @patrickpflu! @MRC_WIMM@RDMOxford
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Lab preprint alert. Here we demonstrate that the read length limits for de novo genome assembly can be reduced. Relevant if you work with highly fragmented DNA, or if you want to revive dinos without the havoc of the Jurassic Park. Congrats @patrickpflu! https://t.co/AvP34iVY8Z
Here @NAR_Open we hope to have provided a comprehensive understanding on the sequence code of #DNA fragility (all of it) to empower genomic #AI. Congratulations to the group, and @patrickpflu in particular for spearheading the project. @MRC_WIMM@RDMOxford https://t.co/GAucN6cZMq
Congratulations to the newly minted Dr Pflughaupt @MRC_WIMM@RDMOxford on the successful DPhil Viva. @patrickpflu will surely crown any endeavour he takes on further, and stay tuned for more of his papers coming soon. Many thanks to the examiners: Professors de Bruijn and Mergny.
Congratulations to Patrick @patrickpflu on submitting his DPhil dissertation @UniofOxford@RDMOxford. Behold the World for another torchbearer of reason is stepping in to steer you towards better.
A=T & G=C also on the SAME strand of dsDNA. A subject of much deliberations, @patrickpflu and I believe we have the final explanation on why this is true for most Life. Congrats @patrickpflu on your first first-author paper. @NAR_Open @MRC_WIMM@RDMOxford https://t.co/bhe3odoEGe
Congratulations to Lauren (@l_cmurphy), Patrick, Jennifer (@jenniherrmann), and Anna, who have been shortlisted for the Ita Askonas Medal 🏅 and will give talks at #WIMMday2023 for the chance to win a prize of £500! 🎉
OpenAI's new ChatGPT explains the worst-case time complexity of the bubble sort algorithm, with Python code examples, in the style of a fast-talkin' wise guy from a 1940's gangster movie: