Molecular ecologist. The regulation of DNA expression is super cool. Love human powered adventures, corny jokes, food & books. PhD candidate @UCalgary 🏳️🌈
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@WhySharksMatter I used it when I was presenting very preliminary pop gen results in an endangered species. I didn’t want it shared online before I was confident in the conclusions and any management decisions had been made.
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Seeking advice doesn't reveal incompetence. It reflects respect for another person's insight.
Requesting feedback doesn't signal insecurity. It demonstrates that you care more about your learning than your ego.
Asking for help doesn't display weakness. It builds strength.
“I trust my immune system” is such a weird reason not to get the vaccine.
Yeah, I trust mine to protect me too, which is why I gave it a detailed dossier on what the virus looks like so it can handle it.
@JonMee8 Are fins a tissue that you’d expect an RNA expression change? (I also realize I have no idea what you’re using this for!). RNAlater is stable at room temp for a week I think but making it cold is never a bad idea!