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#SystemsGenetics aims to understand how genetic diversity translates into phenotypic diversity, studying how information is transmitted from the #Genome through RNA proteins and beyond.

Explore our Special Issue: elifesciences.org/collections/.

"Our results further suggest that there could be an optimal number of MHC alleles per individual and that deviations from this optimum are compensated by adjusting expression levels."

biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/20

'Here, we use photo-labeling, combined with longitudinal transcriptomic and cellular analyses, to interrogate the fate of intratumoral NK cells. We reveal that NK cells rapidly lose effector functions and adopt a distinct phenotypic state with features associated with tissue residency.'

nature.com/articles/s41467-024

Excellent. We can't have some Schengen members unilaterally changing the rules because a loophole in one country effectively opens that same loophole throughout Schengen - at least on continental Europe.

Anyway, why the hell should Britons get any different treatment compared to citizens of any other 3rd country? To quote a Tory, Brexit means Brexit. Doesn't it?

#Brexit #90dayrule #expats #schengen #freedomofmovement #france #spain

lbc.co.uk/news/french-court-bl

'Proactively seek out content or conversations relevant to you and your work, and reshare or respond to them. You may want to tag other users in order to reach out to or credit them for their work but do so considerately. We have found that tagging authors is more effective than tagging their institutions. Hashtags can also extend your reach but should be used sparingly to avoid making your text look cluttered and “spammy”.'

elifesciences.org/inside-elife

Mansplaining trains women to limit and doubt themselves at the same time that it "exercises men’s unsupported overconfidence -Rebecca Solnit

Excellent article on mansplaining by historian Charlotte Lydia Riley that resonates in every field.
manchesterhive.com/display/978

'Luís Montenegro, que mandou pôr cartazes na rua para cavalgar o ambiente criado pela investigação que levou à queda do Governo, mantinha, até à hora a que escrevo, a confiança política em Albuquerque.'

leitor.expresso.pt/semanario/s

'Criou prémios e patrocinou bolsas e variadíssimos projetos, promovendo a Bolsa Fulbright/Fundação Carmona e Costa e a Bolsa de Estudos destinada a alunos do Ar.Co. Criou o Banco de Arte Contemporânea, cuja missão é receber espólios artísticos em emergência.'

leitor.expresso.pt/semanario/s

📢Important CoVariants Update📢

Due to the ever-growing data in CoVariants, we've had to move some files to keep the website functioning. (This is also why an update has been delayed.)

If you use files from CoVariants in your workflow please update the links 🔗! (See 👇🏻)

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Seen on the other place.

I have been mystified why K represented Lysine for many years. Undergrad #biochemistry lecturer said “I don't know why, but I assume it is because of the end of the side chain looks like a K”. Well, turns out the answer is more simple.

Source: M Eugenio Vazquez. Posted in honour of Margaret Dayhoff, inventor of the single-letter amino acid code

Help requested - Open Access journals for Artificial Intelligence / Computational Cognitive Science 

I would greatly appreciate any recommendations for #OpenAccess #ScholComm journals to publish some research:

Subject: Artificial Intelligence (very broadly interpreted)

Acceptance criteria: Peer reviewed

Publication model: Diamond/Platinum open access - free to read and free to publish

Licensing: Something unrestrictive, like CC-BY and author retains all rights

#AI #ArtificialIntelligence #CompCogSci #ComputationalCognitiveScience @cogsci @academicchatter

'We didn’t get a name for algorithms until a couple thousand years later, when European scholars translated Kitab al-Jabr wa-l-Muqabala (“The Compendious Book on Calculation by Completion and Balancing”), the landmark work of Persian mathematician al-Khwarizmi, from Arabic to Latin. Those researchers also Latinized al-Khwarizmi’s name to “Algoritmi,” which was then used to describe mathematical processes. We also get the word “algebra” from the book’s shortened title (Al-Jabr).'

lareviewofbooks.org/article/dr

<wipes hands>

Welp, I'm done with Substack. I'm in the process of migrating over to Beehiiv, which will likely take me all day, with tweaks over the weekend, but the plan is my next Monday newsletter will come from Beehiiv.

badastronomy.substack.com/p/im

Bonus: Incredible pic.

Latest data from the weekly flu and covid19 surveillance report is showing an uptick in flu but also rhinovirus (which causes cold like symptoms). It’s not too late to get a flu vaccine which can be purchased from chemist/supermarkets. Please protect yourself! assets.publishing.service.gov.

'Orwell was obsessed by the deterioration of the English language in the hands of the journalists and pundits, and nothing in his Nineteen Eighty-Four is more memorable than his creation of Newspeak.'

commentary.org/articles/lionel

'Half of the $18.7bn spent on R&D to tackle priority diseases between 2014 and 2022 was provided by the US government. The reliance on US funding was a “major vulnerability” that leaves pandemic preparedness “very sensitive” to political upheavals, the 100 Days Mission report said.'

ft.com/content/b2cc3bef-926b-4

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