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by panabee 4y ago
thanks for sharing. will check this out!
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by panabee 4y ago
thanks for the suggestions. to confirm, it sounds like you agree that BLAST wouldn't work for regex searches? prefer not creating a specialized search tool if avoidable, but there doesn't seem to be any alternative.
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How Google Code Search Worked(swtch.com)
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by panabee 4y ago
thanks for the suggestion. the reason to create a BLAST alternative is to gain more granular control over matches. unless i'm mistaken, BLAST won't help on searches akin to this reg ex: GTC[ATGC]{3,10}AACCGT (i.e., GTC followed by
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by panabee 4y ago
slightly off-topic, but if the goal is to store vast amounts of protein and gene nucleotide sequences and allow wildcard searches (e.g., %CTAAACGGG%), would postgres be the recommended approach? assume 200K proteins/genes with nucleoti
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AI could help make Wikipedia entries more accurate(tech.fb.com)
13 points by panabee 4y ago|8 comments
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What have Vision Transformers been up to?(iaml-it.github.io)
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Why does iron deficiency cause fatigue, even in the absence of anemia?(twitter.com)
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Artificial photosynthesis can produce food without sunshine(news.ucr.edu)
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by panabee 4y ago
Paper Abstract: Diterpenes are major defensive small molecules that enable soft corals to survive without a tough exterior skeleton, and, until now, their biosynthetic origin has remained intractable. Furthermore, biomedical application of
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Sea Corals Found to Be a Source of an Elusive “Anti-Cancer” Compound(scitechdaily.com)
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by panabee 4y ago
Articles: * https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-022-01724-w * https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2022/06/220622113209.h... * https://www.newscientist.com/article&#x
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The metastatic spread of breast cancer accelerates during sleep(nature.com)
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by panabee 4y ago
tractor tech is non-trivial, but with more investors open to hard tech, building "open" tractors to compete with "closed" tractors like john deere seems like a potential startup opportunity and could also contribute to f
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by panabee 4y ago
GNNHap code: https://github.com/zqfang/gnnhap HBCGM code: https://github.com/zqfang/haplomap Paper: https://academic.oup.com/bioinformatics/advance-article-abst...
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Using AI to find disease-causing genes(scopeblog.stanford.edu)
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by panabee 4y ago
thanks for all your comments and insights. can you recommend other people to follow on the leading edge of integrating technology and biology?
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by panabee 4y ago
Hotpot.ai offers AI tools and drag-n-drop software for image editing and graphic design. Related experience is not required. Since we're doing new things, intelligence, diligence, and ability to learn are what matter most. Hiring areas
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by panabee 4y ago
thanks so much. genecards looks interesting. is it possible to find nucleotide sequences from amplified c-MYC from cancerous tissue, either burkitt's lymphoma or TNBC? ensembl is valuable, but it would be more efficient to hire someone
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by panabee 4y ago
thanks so much! would it be possible to contact you for other questions? or could you recommend a reddit sub for questions like this? researchgate doesn't seem responsive. for instance, how to obtain the nucleotide sequences for TP53,
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by panabee 4y ago
this is incredible. thanks. 1. do you have a patreon or something where people can support you? 2. do you know how to obtain the nucleotide sequences of c-MYC? 3. have you seen machine learning applications that can predict protein function
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by panabee 4y ago
Thanks for commenting. Are you suggesting 25% is insignificant, or simply insufficient to claim causation? What threshold would be meaningful in your opinion? To clarify, the researchers believe 25% is a conservative estimate.
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Study identifies how Epstein-Barr virus triggers multiple sclerosis(med.stanford.edu)
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Epstein-Barr virus vaccine blocks infection and confers immunity in mice(science.org)
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How to Build a Better Magnet(engineering.stanford.edu)
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A Guide to Decentralized Biotech(future.a16z.com)
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Study on deep learning models that decode the functional properties of proteins
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by panabee 5y ago
thanks for replying. to clarify, the statement isn't that it is straightforward -- simply that it's easier to analyze something that doesn't change shape unpredictably than something that does (fewer variables to consider). w
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by panabee 5y ago
instead of only downvoting, could someone also clarify how this statement is wrong to help educate myself on the facts? thanks for your help.
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by panabee 5y ago
correct. if you downvoted the previous comment, would you mind sharing why? if ordered proteins are not in fact easier to understand than ID ones, it would be helpful to understand why. thanks for the feedback.

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