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Im fascinated, any noob friendly reading material?
by bloqs 2y ago
Im fascinated, any noob friendly reading material?
- biophysboy 2y agoHonestly, scientific papers. The pain of jargon will be less than the pain of a popsci book. Especially with all the tools to rewrite/summarize/search these days.
- skyyler 2y agoYes, but which ones? There are so many out there... It seems like you're educated on the subject, so you may be able to recommend good ones.
- biophysboy 2y agoA good start would be the review articles listed here: https://scholar.google.com/scholar?q=rna+half-life&hl=en&as_sdt=0,11&as_rr=1 https://scholar.google.com/scholar?q=rna+half-life&hl=en&as_.... If there's a paywall, use sci-hub or check the lab's page for a pdf. I should caveat that there is no one rna half life, some live much longer
- skyyler 2y agoIt's ok if you don't have recommendations, but sending a google link is a bit out of pocket :(
- kirsebaer 2y agoCheck out the review articles in the “Nature Reviews” journals, like “Nature Reviews Genetics”. These articles are written by experts but designed for a non-specialist audience (with undergraduate science education).
- biophysboy 2y agoHa! I'm sorry. not trying to be cagey/dismissive. There's no paper that must be read: they're all nodes in a network. All I can do is point you to a cluster, w/ the right filter and jargon search terms. Apologies if I came off out of pocket.