Is this f*g real? The comedic tragedy we're living in.

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What novel biological dynamics might be hiding under the measurement noise of your time-lapse fluorescence microscopy data?
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Fantastic work by Bjoern Kscheschinski and others.
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www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...

By this point the question is: what cannot possibly be linked to autism?

Forgot the egomaniac behind the AI...

Oh, did you look at the latest table of content from your favorite journal?

Publication by the Becskei & Zavolan labs w/ co-1st authors Asier González, Muskan Pandey & Niels Schlusser "Multi-omic assessment of mRNA translation dynamics in liver cancer cell lines" in Scientific Data
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Hey there, #mRNAtranslation buffs! Our latest multi-faceted dataset from liver cancer cell lines is out in #ScientificData: RNA-seq, ribosome run-off/ribo-seq, polysome-seq, pSILAC. rdcu.be/eC86H. Great team effort spearheaded by Asier Gonzalez Sevine and Niels Schlusser. Happy data crunching!

Spread the word - we at @stanford-chemh.bsky.social are searching to fill a new junior faculty at the interface of molecular and computational science. See link below!

🤔 Can migrating cells 'remember' their past trajectories?

In collab w/ @sgabriele.bsky.social & @kyohalie.bsky.social, we address this question:

Confined cells undergo geometry-sensitive morphology switches, and these switches depend on the past migration history!

www.nature.com/articles/s41...

x = -5?

The key point here is rather "who would your rather trust"? Because what is offered is not for anyone to decide for themselves, but rather one is coerced to go along with decisions made by few. People are expected to follow the orders of someone who understands nothing.

OTD in 1949 Soviets forcibly deported 30,000 people from Moldova, after we had "liberated them from fascism".

Imagine mass deportations happening today...

Right! Maybe these folks who like to push others into various spheres of influence should try living there.

Really nice to see some fresh initiatives on the Romanian science scene 1health.ro/biotech-boot... kudos to the biomentorhub.ro and all those who made this possible.

Back to reality www.brainonllm.com. Now imagine the cognitive debt on stuff that involves some abstraction...

RNase L cleaves most tRNAs in the anticodon loops into various tRNA-derived RNAs (tDRs) including 5'-tDRAla that shows a translation inhibitory effect. Some tRNAs are also cleaved in variable loops bit.ly/3YTwlNq

'Data analysed by the BBC show that Ukraine's Western allies have paid Russia more for its hydrocarbons than they have given Ukraine in aid.'

What a bleak set of statistics.

It's really happening: AI-enabled noise injection in scientific information, from which models are trained, for more automated noisy inferences... journals.plos.org/plosbiology/...

Bonsai is out! Finally, we can visually explore high-dimensional data in a distortion-free way. Try it out! It works from scRNA-seq data (bonsai.unibas.ch/bonsai-scout...) up to football statistics (bonsai.unibas.ch/bonsai-scout...). 
Ever wondered why low-dimensional embeddings like t-SNE

An alternative to tSNE & UMAP for more accurate data visualization:

Tree representations for distortion-free visualization and exploratory analysis of single-cell omics data.

The trees are constructed to accurately represent true distances between the objects in the high-dimensional space.

Amazing tour-de-force through the representation and analysis of scRNA-data analysis from @dhdegroot.bsky.social @erikvannimwegen.bsky.social‬, with strikingly deep implications. Oranje boven! 😂

Bacteria have a simple yet potent mechanism that controls their sensitivity to environmental stimuli. A new study by researchers led by <a href="https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:mpi2uwwkiofxvcgr5lzmjnra" class="hover:underline text-blue-600 dark:text-sky-400" target="_blank" rel="noopener">@erikvannimwegen.bsky.social @biozentrum.unibas.ch shows: the slower cells grow, the more sensitively they respond to their environment.

This is how you do it!