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The Wander Of Science retweeted
in this thread and this new manuscript, we present an exciting addition to the #MalariaCellAtlas, showcasing a high resolution view of asexual and sexual development of P. falciparum blood stages, as well as the first single cell transcriptomic profile of a natural infection 1/n
A single cell atlas of sexual development in Plasmodium falciparum biorxiv.org/cgi/content/shor… #biorxiv_genomic
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🥹 What incredible students
Watch, share and make sure everyone sees this
#ucuRISING
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“It would not be right to stand here and not acknowledge staff who have been fighting for not more than the bare minimum”. How can we thank you enough for this brave and moving oration at Edinburgh Graduation today. @ucuedinburgh @ucu @sssn_edi
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Lad on the train: You know them masks don't work?
Me: And do you know I have just worked 13 hours as a nurse on the COVID ITU???
.......and he moves to the other end of the carriage.
Off with ya 🖕🏻
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🙌 Hugely excited to announce the first wave of species to be published as #GenomeNotes for the #DarwinTreeOfLife project!
Thanks to everyone working hard to sequence these #genomes. Looking forward to thousands more!🧬
Read every paper as it drops here: wellcomeopenresearch.org/gat…
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NEW: lots of news recently on waning immunity against infection, but a study has now landed from Public Health England on how vaccines are faring against *severe disease & death*
This chart summarises key findings, but the paper is a real goldmine, so let’s dig into more detail:
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Stats question: what is the relative contribution of a single individual in a sample of size n to the sample mean
Let me tell you…
1/n
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Today is Sci-Hub anniversary the project is 10 years old!
I'm going to publish 2,337,229 new articles to celebrate the date. They will be available on the website in a few hours (how about the lawsuit in India you may ask: our lawyers say that restriction is expired already)
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Will you be at #BiodiversityGenomics2021?
▶️ Sep 27th - Oct 01
▶️ Free & open to all
▶️ Online
Join researchers from @EBPgenome @DAISEA_AfricaBP @genomeark @bat1kgenomes @Arthropod_i5K @GIGA_COS and more.
🐘🍄🐠🦠🌳🦟🦇🌻
#BG21 #genomes #biodiversity
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NEW PIECE: Visualizing the Biomass of Life 🐂🐬🐝🐠🦩🦨🐢🐄#sciart #biomass #scientificillustration #illustration #animals #dataviz #datavisualization #visualjournalism #biodiversity
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An amazing discovery today during my random stroll (someplace in Greece, in a secret location)! As I took a shortcut through a tiny street, I was thrilled to see that someone had filled the place with beautifully drawn Geometry theorems! [1/9]
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Our #DarwinTreeOfLife collections at @FSC_Millport continue...
Arriving early by bike. Searching for key species on the rocky shore. Then back to base to identify our organisms. 🐚🦀🦐🦑
#rockpooling #science #Cumbrae #Scotland
@SangerToL
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Day 1 of our #DarwinTreeOfLife sample collecting trip to @FSC_Millport on beautiful #Cumbrae off #Scotland's west coast.
The team survey the area, and get searching for organisms at low tide.
@SangerToL @sangerinstitute
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How about we stop framing the climate crisis around individual responsibility and start holding the fossil fuel industry accountable?
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I'm very happy to announce our paper describing the pangolin tool has been published in Virus Evolution! 🎉🎉
academic.oup.com/ve/advance-…
@PangoNetwork
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Excited to share our new @GenomeBiolEvol paper 👉academic.oup.com/gbe/advance…
Using the recent deluge of molluscan genome sequences to understand how #bivalve gene families changed over time, we provide new insights on how bivalves evolved to deal with environmental pressures 🧵1/8
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Here's a good #WeekendRead on #polecats and #ferrets from @EarlhamInst
A great example of what #genomics can show us about evolution, hybridisation and #conservation - and the new questions it poses. 🧬
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🆕 FEATURE: Are polecat-ferret hybrids good for #conservation? Earlham Institute scientists @beeshaw_ and @bioinformatiks are using their #genomics expertise to discover the potential impact of interbreeding between domestic ferrets and native polecats.
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