coetzeesg

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Ask HN: Could someone create a LLM based on something like Pubmed?
2 points by coetzeesg 3y ago|0 comments
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by coetzeesg 7y ago
Google and the other SV companies do nothing to change the relations between it's workers and the product of their work, nor do they do that for any other companies. They are 100% pure capitalist. There is nothing Left about them.
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by coetzeesg 9y ago
I don't agree that it's horrible, but it really doesn't work particularly well in the context of the S4 objects in, for example Bioconductor.
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by coetzeesg 10y ago
Yea, I can only work with tissues that I have chromatin marks for, and retinal tissue is not one that is easily available. But it's possible that the retinal features are an early detector of disregulation (in some pathway to Parkinson
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by coetzeesg 10y ago
There is some evidence that the brain (and substantia nigra) is not the only region where risk for Parkinson's can accumulate. There may be some ties to developmental processes, lymphocytes, and the liver and fat cells[0]. [0] http:&#
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by coetzeesg 11y ago
This is a pretty good video about the subject as well: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ezhdhHNku0 - Coded Mask - Sixty Symbols
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by coetzeesg 11y ago
That's fair, but if you don't already present with a disease, I don't know how much WES can tell you. At least with a SNP chip, and the correct analysis, you can start speculating about what may happen down the road.
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by coetzeesg 11y ago
Anything that is interrogating risk for complex disease must look outside of exons. Most genome wide association study (GWAS) index SNPs, in diseases such as cancer[1], autoimmune disorders and psychiatric disorders, fall in introns of gene