#BioRxiv

Prof Francois Balloux

BallouxFrancois

This new mink COVID-19 mutation story, which is making the rounds on Twitter is highly problematic. There are elements of truth in it but the reporting is completely irresponsible.1/https://www.berlingske.dk/nyheder/english-version-mink-cau

Willem van Schaik 💙

WvSchaik

As promised, a thread on our [@StanleyHoBio @milja001] preprint: 'Comprehensive benchmarking of tools to identify phages in metagenomic shotgun sequencing data' https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.04.12.438782v1 https://twi

Rikki Garner

rikkigarner

Excited to share a major story from my PhD on @biorxivpreprint! Molecular processes are stochastic and noisy! How do cells suppress this noise to perform robust behavior? We turned to

Johnny Parr

JohnnyParr

1/7: Excited to share our new pre-print "All talk? Left temporal alpha oscillations are not specific to verbal-analytical processing during conscious motor control" @Greg___Wood @GerGallicch @Ann_KathrinJ https://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/sho

Chise 🧬🧫🦠💉

sailorrooscout

Immunological memory wins! A recent study shows immunity in convalescent individuals will be VERY long lasting and that convalescent individuals who received an mRNA vaccine produced antibodies and memory B-cells

Colin J. Carlson, Ph.D.

wormmaps

I think it's easy to assume more of this is riding on "access and cooperation" between China and the WHO / other countries than history would suggest is actually true

Mark Painter

markmpainter

Our study on T cell responses to SARS-CoV-2 mRNA vaccines is up! Are T cells primed by the vaccines? Do they have features of long-lived memory cells?Do they contribute to

François Rousset

FrancoisRousset

My paper is out on bioRxiv! https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.05.25.114553v1In this work with @dbikard, @epcrocha and others, we used CRISPRi screening in a collection of E. coli isolates to better define essential genes

CSDisseminate

CSDisseminate

Let’s talk about WHERE to host the submitted, accepted and published versions of your manuscripts! #SLPeeps #AcademicChatter #OpenScience 1/ Your journal article will ultimately have a DOI that directs people

Christopher Hoel

chrismhoel

Excited to share this new story from our lab, characterizing the structure and function of the 3a ion channel of SARS-CoV-2!https://www.biorxiv.org/node/1372064 This story is part of a larger collaboration between

Bloom Lab

jbloom_lab

We've written detailed protocol on neutralization assays for #SARSCoV2 at biosafety-level-2 using lentiviral pseudotype, and put key reagents (293T-ACE2 cells, plasmids) in BEI Resources repository. Most labs should be able

Sten Linnarsson

slinnarsson

Proud to present a comprehensive single-cell atlas of the developing mouse brain from E7 to E18, a total of 292,495 single-cell transcriptomes and 942 distinct clusters. A heroic effort led

Shahab Bakhtiari

ShahabBakht

A figure in a recent paper by @talia_konkle and Alvarez (http://dx.doi.org/10.1101/2020.06.15.153247) reopened an old question for me. The figure shows that an AlexNet architecture with group normalization has more similar

Swapnil Hiremath, MD, MPH

hswapnil

why do we get natriuresis with SGLT2i? Could it just be the simple fact that the 'S' in SGLT2i stands for sodium - so blocking sodium reabsorbtion in PT =

Sonja Lehtinen

sonjaklehtinen

Why do bacterial plasmids carry some genes but not others? Plasmids are less reliably inherited than the chromosome and genes are free to hop between plasmid and chromosome: so what

Maliheh Mehrshad

mehrshmali

I'm happy to share our latest preprint about the unique microbial community of the deep oligotrophic groundwater.@Dopsongrp @Stebe69 @_Emma_Bell @MetaMoritz @simone_dome et al.https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.05.24.111179v1