#Nucleotide

Cynthia McKinney PhD

cynthiamckinney

An MD friend of mine has a question for knowledgeable folks here to answer: WHAT IS THE WHO TEST TESTING since one of the WHO primer sequences in the PCR

Sean Rudd

Rudd_SG

We're recruiting a #postdoc to our team @scilifelab @karolinskainstInterested in #genomestability & #nucleotide #metabolism and its relevance for #cancer biology and #chemoresistance? Please share or get in touch if you

FenSter ⚔️ #KBF

fen_ster

Right well, fuck me. Could this be anymore obvious. I give you two sources:1) The #WHO’s own #PCR test spec document- This document sets out the bio-mechanics of how the

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

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_thesealy

Exons . I mean its a specific coding region that builds nucleotide, which is found on some specific chromosomes that is for building proteins of RNA. Plus chromosomes may contain

Gertrud Rey PhD (Trudy)

GertrudRey

All throughout this pandemic, there have been headlines warning that “the virus is mutating to become more lethal.” A thread. (1/n) We know that viruses do indeed mutate, but when

Reclaim Truth

ReclaimTruth

This is a brilliant thread on the #ChineseCoronaVirus and its treatment but let me share some information regarding its construction and views of American researchers as I received few days

Admiral Civic von Lohengramm

KevinLangolf

CCT #11:Todays CCT is basically all about chemistry, I won’t go too deep, I promise. While tasting the food you are making, you are usually trying to adjust based on

Keerthik Sasidharan

KS1729

Deadly coronavirus comes in three variants, researchers find. 'Types A, B and C are all derived from the pathogen first found in bats but have evolved in different ways, according

Tillie

Tillie71120939

@realDonaldTrump @NIAIDNews Why is #Fauci lying about #Covid_19 not being genetically altered for gain of function/increase in virulence (ability to infect or damage the host). Basically make the virus stronger.

Claire Berlinski.

ClaireBerlinski

I did not finish this, and it seems it was a bit too technical to interest anyone, but man, it is in the technical parts that the interest lies, and

Colleen Huber, NMD

ColleenHuberNMD

BOMBSHELL:If you're human, you'll likely test + for #COVID19, whether you've had it or not. More evidence that there is no pandemic, and that "covid deaths" are in fact old

Bill Hanage

BillHanage

This thread is valuable for a *lot* of reasons in its own right. I am going to use it as an eg of the importance of sampling and genomic epidemiology

Kristian G. Andersen

K_G_Andersen

A few comms on the (lack of) scientific merits of the "Yan Report". It is non-scientific and false - cherry picking data and ignoring data disproving their hypotheses.It's using technical

Caleb Lareau

CalebLareau

I'm genuinely excited to see the extension of methods to discern clonal structure from mtDNA variants-- something that I've thought about over the years. However, I'm going to comment on

Andrew Rambaut 🦠🧬🌲🔮🤦‍♂️

arambaut

There are many things that are terribly wrong about this paper. Both in its content, findings and route to publication.https://www.pnas.org/content/early/2020/04/07/2004999117 The first is that tries to root a SARS-CoV-2 tree