Bioinformatician at IZSPB, Putignano (Italy)
Bari, Apulia
Joined November 2015
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Domenico Simone retweeted
In marine sediments, methane oxidation is coupled to sulfate reduction by an archaea-bacteria consortium. Who does what + how does their symbiosis work + are the methanotrophic archaea all that different? Just out in @ISMEJournal with @OrphanANME et al! nature.com/articles/s41396-0…
Domenico Simone retweeted
If you’re in a position of power, stop saying “that’s just how things are” and start asking “how do we actually want things to be?” Then, work to make that happen.
Finally out! This paper from my position at @Dopsongrp depicts awesome tiny bugs from a deep biosphere environment. Thanks to @mehrshmali and all the other people involved!
I am excited to share our work @NatureComms
A great experience with @Stebe69 @Dopsongrp @MetaMoritz @_Emma_Bell @simone_dome @BernierLabEPFL et al.
Energy efficiency and biological interactions define the core microbiome of deep oligotrophic groundwater
nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
Domenico Simone retweeted
Covid, alla ricerca delle varianti: una giornata nell’Istituto Zooprofilattico di Putignano telebari.it/attualita/58590-… via @telebari
#izspb #COVID19 #SARS_CoV_2
Domenico Simone retweeted
OK, boomer github.com/moodymudskipper/b…
#Rstats ...add %>% boom() or wrap a call in boom() to "explode" a pipeline or nested function into its parts to see each intermediate result
Domenico Simone retweeted
rANOMALY: AmplicoN wOrkflow for Microbial community AnaLYsis f1000research.com/articles/1…
First paper out with my new team! It's good to be back home :)
Our paper is out! A summary of one year of genomic surveillance for SARS-CoV-2 variants monitoring. A snapshot of our constant effort to provide insights into the SARS-CoV-2 variants spread in Apulia and Basilicata.
mdpi.com/1999-4915/13/5/731/…
Domenico Simone retweeted
La variante B.1.351 (sudafricana) contiene la mutazione E484K (Eek) della quale tanto sentire parlare in questi giorni. Il vaccino Pfizer sembra essere molto efficace contro di essa. Basta varianterrorismo.
Domenico Simone retweeted
👉I dati non sono miei ma del @MinisteroSalute
👉Non ho mai avuto bisogno di essere difeso
👉Purtroppo oltre un certo livello di saturazione in terapia intensiva i medici sono costretto a scelte eticamente discutibili ma pragmaticamente inevitabili. Si chiama triage inverso
A #staseraitalia la difesa di @Cartabellotta ed i suoi dati..perché ci sono 13 regioni in allarme per le T.I.
#Palombelli “in molte regioni i medici stanno scegliendo chi salvare e chi no”
Questi sono i media italiani. Questo lo schifo che subiscono da 1 anno i cittadini Italiani
Domenico Simone retweeted
We are delighted to announce the first fruits of our collaboration with Google Research on #DeepLearning for protein classification. Introducing Pfam-N: xfam.wordpress.com/2021/03/2…
"The problem in a new situation like a pandemic is not so much that you often have to deal with a lack of information - it is inevitable. What’s worse is that when new information comes in, the update in thought patterns, strategy, and actions is left undone or halfway done".
Domenico Simone retweeted
Va di moda "infettato asintomatico non vuole dire malato". Io ci andrei cauto con queste affermazioni. I sintomi possono mancare, ma non significa che l'organismo non venga danneggiato dal virus. Più del 50% degli asintomatici ha danni ai polmoni se osservati alla TAC.
Isn't it ironic that in the same days we have the #KidA 20th anniversary and the #NobelPrize for #Chemistry goes to the development of genome editing #JenniferDoudna #EmmanuelleCharpentier?
Domenico Simone retweeted
La medicina sta diventando come i selfie, esaltano la bellezza, nascondono i difetti e si pubblicano sui social. Preoccupante. E no, il Tocilizumab non "funziona" ma sembra avere qualche effetto.
Domenico Simone retweeted
Excited to share our thoughts on the importance of releasing uncurated phylogenomic datasets with @eme_laura @socialprotist and @kolecko007 rdcu.be/b60D7 nature.com/articles/s41559-0…
