A team of #Illinois and #MayoClinic researchers have created the Knowledge Engine for Genomics (KnowEnG), a first-of-its-kind analytical platform that guides researchers through the process of interpreting complex genomic datasets. Read more: https://t.co/H79ShFiV8G
Ludwig has a long history of closing Branches and opening new ones, and has always been generous in supporting the ones it funds. I take no sides in this dispute, but it is a bit like suing NIH for not renewing your grant...
@SusannaLHarris Well, I did my PhD in the same department between 1976 and 1980. Our stipend at the time was $3900 a year, which is $17550 in 2020 dollars. Things have gotten better.
@erlichya The motivation for the sequencing was primarily variant discovery for the design of an African chip. The bulk of the samples (about 50,000) are being genotyped using this chip.
The growth decline may indicate that any previous environmental advantage for corals located closer to shore has diminished, likely due to climate change & human activities that subject nearshore corals to higher levels of stress.
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I love tea. I love genetics. But we're a long way from using polygenic scores to understand differences among groups in tea drinking & other behaviours. [Preprint version] https://t.co/w9ZbCg8gCU
@Mervynation@amateuradam@charltonbrooker I had measles as a kid, never been so sick in my life. 42C fever, delirious. I survived, but it was NO fun. This was well before a vaccine was available.