#BioRxiv

Richard Sever Ⓤ

cshperspectives

bioRxiv authors receive invitations to submit to/participate in various initiatives/journals/3rd party services. A reminder these are neither from nor endorsed by bioRxiv 1/n We ourselves have surveyed authors in the

Professor Karol Sikora

ProfKarolSikora

Yet more evidence on the importance of T cells is emerging. It's significant.This isn't just one rogue study now, it's being increasingly documented.I was saying this months ago, but according

Henry S. Gibbons, Ph.D.

GibbonsMicro

Our preprint describing the BarCoder algorithm to generate synthetic PCR signatures is up on @BioArxiv! Thanks to the project team at @CCDC_ChemBio for their hard work and to @doddtra for

Eric Fauman

Eric_Fauman

Another paper illustrating the limitations of the TWAS method which I think should lead to greater caution in using TWAS results to assign causality in genetic studieshttps://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.08.31.273458v2@MarylynRitchi

Ryan Langlois

LangloisLab

New results from a collaboration with @Masopust_Vezys aiming to determine the potential role of memory T cells in protection against SARS-CoV-2. https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.04.26.441518v11/3 Using an adenovirus expressing N

Tracy Shields

tcshields

So remember how @nlm_news is putting preprints into PubMed now? ICYMI: https://nlmdirector.nlm.nih.gov/2020/06/09/the-nih-preprint-pilot-a-new-experiment-for-a-new-era/Well... are they following up and linking preprints to published article

Dmitri Petrov

PetrovADmitri

A quick poll for the evolution peeps. Is fitness a phenotype? For me "of course it isn't". Phenotype for me is the physical manifestation of the organism that determines its

schmidtfa

schmidtfa1

Together with @nweisz2 and @gpDemarchi we show that auditory brainstem activity can be reconstructed from unseen MEG data using a backward modelling approach 1/4 The sources of measured and forward

Eric Topol

EricTopol

In 2020, T cells were largely ignored w/r to covid infections.In 2021, T cells are being largely ignored w/t to covid vaccinations.In part, because they are rarely assessed.A review of

Michael Mina

michaelmina_lab

You may have heard that the Abbott IDNow rapid assay is not working as well as others (see here: https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.05.11.089896v1)The analysis is flawedMy opinion - it actually worked very well!The

Taiwan Formosa Club 🌐

taiwanformosan

Based on #2019nCoV therapy review (https://f1000research.com/articles/9-72/v2), further evidence was found in the 6 genetic variants associated with higher ratio of ACE2 cells. This weaponized coronavirus appears to be optimized for

Alex Rives

alexrives

1/9 Today we’re excited to release Transformer models pre-trained on evolutionary-scale protein sequence data along with a major update to our preprint from last year:Paper: https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/622803v3Models: https://

Merle Ücker

MerleUcker

#Hybrid animals are ideal for studying how genetics influences a host's #microbiome. But most studies have been done on lab-reared animals. We (hold your breath) went to the bottom of

Pattana Jaroenlak

PJaroenlak

1/4: Excited to share my #preprint on microsporidia polar tube (PT) infection apparatus. We show how a 100-um long PT is packed inside a tiny spore and use live-cell imaging

Jeroen den Dunnen

DrDenDunnen

Why do #COVID19 patients often become critically ill around 1.5 weeks? Our latest work (now on @biorxivpreprint) may provide an explanation (and therapy) for this: aberrant IgG antibodies. A thread

RobPartonLab

LabParton

Excited to see our ms now on bioRxiv in which we describe a regulated interaction of a caveolar coat protein, cavin3, with BRCA1. Led by @kerrieannmcmah2 and great collaboration with