
Professor @scrippsresearch studying bioinformatics, genetics, and genomics (he/him) #blacklivesmatter Parked at @andrewsu@mastodon.online
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Scripps Research scientists @flaneuseks @andrewsu @chunleiwu have partnered with @NIAIDBioIT to launch the NIAID Data Ecosystem Discovery Portal - a searchable interface of infectious & immune-mediated datasets
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Would a native German speaker be so kind as to translate this passage for me? In particular, I'm getting conflicting translations of "bedrückend" as either "depressing" or "oppressive"...
Anyone have an example of where a protein has two very different (or even opposite) functions depending on the biological context (e.g., cell, developmental stage, sex, etc.)?
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We’re excited to announce Outbreak.info’s methodologies are published in 2 new papers in @naturemethods! In the 1st, learn about #SARSCoV2 variant tracking: nature.com/articles/s41592-0…
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Soft launch of our brand-new MyGeneset.info, a web toolset for sharing functional gene sets in all species with programmatic #API access. A joint work of @vincerubinetti @ravila_4 & the @biothingsapi team of @GreeneScientist & @chunleiwu labs!
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👏 Introducing BWCB's 2022-2024 Leadership Team 🧵
This term's leadership team comprises our Core Team, Director, and Advisory Board members. Special thanks to these members for their commitment to our growing community and dedication to our members' needs.
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If your RPPR (NIH progress report) is going to be late, do you
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Will #ScienceTwitter🐦 -> #ScienceMastodon🐘 work?
The response to this was massive & my #Mastodon has gone from a quiet void to a science party in just 3 days!
Many are worried about servers, network effects & losing followers
Follow these tricks to make it work for you! 🧵
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16 resources for re-analyzing public expression data 👇 A thread 🧵
Also compiled at:
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So when I search SRA for, say "colon cancer", I get individual experiments back ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/sra/?term=%…. Is there really no way to search based on SRA studies (the whole data set metadata)?
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Congratulations @MarylynRitchie on your induction into @theNAMedicine! This is such a huge big deal, and you have many friends and colleagues here CHEERING you on! And you are just starting on your path! Wow! #NAMmtg
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Some *** personal news *** ! After covering this stuff for a long time, my toddler has a rare disease. It is awful to watch your child suffer. There is a biologic drug. What follows is not a special or orginal story, it's the most ordinary possible story about healthcare.
great set of bioinformatics educational resources!
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Last night, we captured these stunning images of #bioluminescence around the @Scripps_Ocean campus. 🏄🌊
If you missed the stunning display last week, you may be able to catch a glimpse tonight, although visibility is not guaranteed. #SanDiego #LaJolla #RedTide
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In today’s press conference, we heard from twice Nobel laureate K. Barry Sharpless. Executive Vice President Jamie Williamson asked Sharpless about his inspiration for click chemistry, the impact that it's had and who his great mentors were along the way youtube.com/watch?v=ADhhvKZA…
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"I understand the gravity of being a woman and now a #Nobel laureate in the sciences. There aren't that many of us—yet."
Prof. @CarolynBertozzi on chemistry, mentorship and representation ⬇️
Carolyn Bertozzi, winner of the 2022 Nobel Prize in chemistry
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What a great day to be @scrippsresearch (and to be up late writing a grant 😂). Barry becomes only the 2nd person in history to win the chemistry Nobel twice. Congrats to all laureates!
BREAKING NEWS:
The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences has decided to award the 2022 #NobelPrize in Chemistry to Carolyn R. Bertozzi, Morten Meldal and K. Barry Sharpless “for the development of click chemistry and bioorthogonal chemistry.”



















