"Here we apply DNA Typewriter, a prime editing-based recorder that writes stochastic symbolic insertions to an engineered genomic TAPE in strictly sequential order, to trace mouse development from zygote (E0) to late organogenesis (E13.5)" www.biorxiv.org/content/10.6...
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Richard Sever
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Flo’s excellent summary is the perfect illustration of how science works. We uncover new data and change or refine our understanding and our hypotheses Pretending otherwise is misrepresenting (or perhaps outright ignoring, though some people should know better) reality
Flo DébarreI am sick of some media uncritically repeating Rand Paul's misrepresentation of Fauci's journal about the Huanan market. In late Jan 2020, it was a common commentary that the market may not be the origin of the outbreak, b/c of a Lancet paper on early cases ▫️1/6 www.paul.senate.gov/wp-content/u...
RNA-seq tells us how much RNA is present in the cell. But to understand gene regulation, we need to easily measure the synthesis and decay rates driving this abundance. We introduce AIR-seq: analog intrinsic recoding sequencing. (1/6) www.biorxiv.org/content/10.6...
Am about to lift the following from a thread I did once in the Olim Bird Place, but if I leave a legacy behind, please let it be the legacy of coining the term The Chortlemuffin effect. The Chortlemuffin Effect describes a citational chain leading to bullshit. /1
Beyond providing insight into the centromere paradox, this work demonstrates that complete chromosome reconstruction is now possible from wild-caught flies, opening new opportunities for population, functional, and quantitative genomics in Drosophila. Preprint here: www.biorxiv.org/content/10.6...
It will continue to grow and spin out of control the longer we ignore it I understand that competition for attention is very tough in this crazy world, but as Kai says this Ebola outbreak is something that should be receiving a lot more attention- and a lot more help
Kai KupferschmidtAnother massive jump in Ebola cases in DRC (reflecting new cases as well as "data harmonization"). Now 2,905 cases including 1,269 deaths. I find it harder every day to square the size and speed of spread of this outbreak with the lack of attention it is getting. insp.cd/sitrep-n069-...
New -cytosis term has dropped on bioRxiv "We term this process ‘skoupocytosis’ after the Greek word for garbage” www.biorxiv.org/content/10.6...
Check out this either somewhat significant or highly significant factoid.
American Statistical Association History of StatisticsFew statisticians know that Frank Yates, pioneer of experimental design, is responsible for the annoying practice of indicating 3 tiers of statistical significance by stars (*p ≤ 0.05, **p ≤0.01, ***p ≤ 0.001). He soon regretted it and “vehemently opposed its unthinking use”. And here we are.
A great new resource for future comparisons across model systems, species, and disease states, on @biorxivpreprint.bsky.social: a consensus atlas of human brain development, identifying cell type-specific maturation trajectories across the lifespan 🧪🧬🧠📈 www.biorxiv.org/content/10.6...
Could Excel be conscious? We surveyed more than Jan 1 1900 people to find out.
It took quite a bit of digging through the replies and quote tweets to understand what Thorp is and isn't saying here, but people dunking by saying gpt isn't a search engine have misunderstood. He's saying he used gpt to retrieve links to specific references he was previously familiar with.
Holden ThorpHi, this is Holden emerging from my Bluesky hiatus to tell everyone that when checking the links in the piece, I used ChatGPT as my search engine (does anyone use Google anymore?). The piece was written by me and edited by humans. So all the links were checked by me and again by our copyeditors.