Labs (including mine) at @harvardmed, @broadinstitute, other academic institutions benefit so much from scientists on student+work visas. US work fighting COVID-19 today is being done in academia and industry by many currently/previously on these visas.
https://t.co/J1DpMX2rf7
@lexingtonsuper not a criticism by any means, just purely curious: do we know what's the proportion of families who can't afford to WFH and/or would struggle with childcare with extended school closure in Lexington or Boston in general?
I'm delighted to share that I have joined @targetvalidate team as Experimental Science Director and I look forward to working more closely with the fantastic Open Targets community.
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Interested in the history of rheumatoid arthritis genetics from the perspective of human statistical genetics? Check out our newly published review! https://t.co/poqcH23dwr
@MicrobiomDigest haven't read the paper or thought this through, but could those be CD4CD8 double-positive cells therefore showing up in both gates/panels in each pair?
Excited to report that our widely used single cell RNA-seq integration method Harmony, with @ilyakorsunsky, is now out in print at @naturemethods. https://t.co/ETfbroV3eH
This seems significant. eQTLs and pQTLs from the same tissues from the same individuals are not correlated.
https://t.co/9xCaHq9e7W
"These results suggest that the genetic control of mRNA and protein abundance may be substantially distinct"