amphitoky

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by amphitoky 2y ago
they tend to be from donated skin cells, in fact, which are reprogrammed to produce brain tissues. see for example https://www.nature.com/articles/nprot.2014.158
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by amphitoky 3y ago
Not entirely related to little tasks from meetings, but when I need to remember something eg. the next morning but I'm already in bed and dont want to get up to write it down etc, I find that a quick way to remind myself is to take som
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by amphitoky 3y ago
so why not regulate the other end too and force more consistency and transparency in pass-through fees as well?
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by amphitoky 3y ago
even Budapest has an autonomous line
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by amphitoky 3y ago
log log linear? :D
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by amphitoky 4y ago
people like to forget DNA has a 3D structure. A lot of the DNA that doesnt encode proteins might be involved, for example, in the association of 3D topological domains or conformational switches that impact chromatin accessibility. Interest
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by amphitoky 6y ago
got more info on those chess games?
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by amphitoky 7y ago
that's not just true for viruses, it's true for pretty much anything. we've barely scraped the surface in terms of sequencing microbes, fungi, plants, birds, fish, ..., not to even consider variation at the population (or god
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by amphitoky 7y ago
as others have said, genetic therapies for these kinds of transmissible cancers are not so effective since the cells have already acquired the cancer phenotype. The usual regulatory mechanisms which prevent unchecked proliferation occur in
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by amphitoky 8y ago
just find the poop and get the DNA from there? What does the worm add?
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by amphitoky 10y ago
no, it is a consensus sequence determined by sequencing the genomes of several individuals. i do not know how many individuals were sequenced for hg38, but hg37 was derived from 13 individuals according to [1]. genomic regions with higher v
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by amphitoky 10y ago
the cellular genome size of RGD3.0, the organism with a 473 genome, is 531kbp according to the paper. this means that the genome encompasses ~531,000 nucleotides (base-pairs). for reference, the human genome encompasses approximately 3.3-bi