#Genomes

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LoJiKuLJohn

One coronavirus, two terrible responses a threadSo the newsof US cables warning years ago that a Wuhan lab did not have strong enough safety protocols while working with bat

Trusted Source

Avi11215

I'm getting a little obsessed with West Coast coronavirus vs NYC. I think because people are using it to beat up hyperbolic and omnipresent NY pols, arguing that it proves

Dena Grayson, MD, PhD

DrDenaGrayson

BREAKING: Massive study of more than 5,000 genetic sequences of the #coronavirus reveals continual viral mutations—one mutation in the gene encoding its spike protein may have made the virus MORE

Bob Wachter

Bob_Wachter

1/ Covid (@UCSF) Chronicles, Day 23@UCSFhospitals, 20 Covid pts, up one. 4 on vents (Fig). ZSFG still at 30 pts, 12 vents, same. Numbers remain stable.I’ll be brief today, since

c0nc0rdance

c0nc0rdance

Controversially True Statement:WILD HORSES ARE *EXTINCT*.It sounds a bit odd, but at present there are many DOMESTICATED horse populations, a number of FERAL populations, but only one proposed extant WILD

Beth Richardson, PhD

richardson_beth

Welcome to my #ProtistSession! In this thread I’m going to be telling you The Curious Case Of The Ciliates And Their Paradoxically Proliferating Peroxisomes. Deerstalker caps on, everyone! Ciliates are

SternLab

SternLab

Finally excited to share our work with @KoelleLab @m_a_martin and many others on features of SARS-CoV-2 spread. https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.05.21.20104521v1What did we find:1. Sequenced 212 genomes from Israel @GISAID @next

Jess Potter

DrJessPotter

I continue to hear a genetic relationship between ethnicity and #COVID19 invoked in both explicit and implicit ways among medical colleagues. In this thread I argue, in the race to

Dr. Céline Bon

CelineBon

Quelques mots sur le contenu de cet article https://twitter.com/CelineBon/status/1265623010083581952 Déjà, il faut réaliser le contexte dans lequel cet article se place : celui d'une sous représentation des données d'ADN ancien

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

Patrick Hsu

pdhsu

The best coronavirus/SARS-CoV-2 biology lecture I have seen so far, by Britt Glaunsinger @UCBerkeley @berkeleyMCB @HHMINEWS @igisci. Covers where it comes from, how it gets into the cell, replicates in

Prof Francois Balloux

BallouxFrancois

There have been claims that #COVID19 has acquired mutations leading to more transmissible strains. We formally tested whether this was the case using 15,000 #SARSCoV2 genomes from all over the

Nicolás D. Franco-Sierra

nfrancosierra

Excited to share our pre-print on genomic epidemiology of SARS-CoV-2 in Colombia. Here we combine multiple approaches: whole viral genome sequencing, phylogenetic and epidemiological observations to understand COVID-19 outbreak in

SJ Williams

sjwill99

Sulfoglycolysis is a pathway through which the novel sulfosugar sulfoquinovose is metabolised. In this pre-print we report crystal structures of core enzymes in sulfoglycolysis, defining how they recognize the sulfonate

Florian Schober

metaboflo

I donated my PhD present to @FlyBaseDotOrg http://flybase.org/ , which had a major funding cut. THE genes & genomes & stocks database for #Drosophila research! Scientists, could you do your work

Epigenetics

TakeThatEpi

I'm fed up of having to make these molecular biology arguments about common ancestry over and over.A thread Molecular evidence includes:1. Chromosomal similarities2. ERV insertions at exactly homologous locations in