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So stoked to finally see this published! I’ve gotten to be a part of some really cool collaborations during my PhD, but I was always working on MAGE in the background. HUGE thanks to the co-authors: Surya Chhetri @MikeTassia @aabiddanda @smyan__ @genandgenes @alexisjbattle
Our latest study presents open access RNA-seq data from cell lines from 731 people from 26 globally diverse populations, addressing a persistent ancestry bias in our field. We hope this resource enables more equitable advances in personalized medicine. nature.com/articles/s4158…
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Dylan Taylor retweeted
#BoG24 has been great! First time at CSHL, very excited to have gotten the opportunity to give a talk and couldn't ask for better company! @saracarioscia @aabiddanda @tlrdln22 @smyan__ @rajivmccoy @AndrewBortvin
It has been so much fun to attend #BoG24 with my lab! It’s my first conference at CSHL. Great science, great people.
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Dylan Taylor retweeted
Several of my lab members are headed to #TAGC24 this week. I hope it's a great meeting. Please check out their posters! @tlrdln22 @aabiddanda @saracarioscia
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So happy to finally see our MAGE paper out on bioRxiv!! I'm so excited about this data set; I hope this will be a valuable resource for the field of functional genomics. Congrats as well to my co-authors Surya Chhetri, @MikeTassia, @aabiddanda, @alexisjbattle, and @rajivmccoy
Our latest study led by @tlrdln22 examines the sources of gene expression variation in a diverse human sample. We hope that these RNA-seq data from cell lines of 731 individuals in the 1000 Genomes Project will serve as a useful resource for the field. biorxiv.org/content/10.110…
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Dylan Taylor retweeted
.@genome_gov researchers have assembled the first, fully complete human #YChromosome sequence! This sequence reveals genetic factors with implications for fertility. genome.gov/news/Y-chromos… (Thread)
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Re-using this photo to now say huge CONGRATS to @tlrdln22 for receiving an F31 from @genome_gov!! Look out for some exciting work from Dylan's thesis this year!
Congrats to @smyan__ on being awarded an NIH F31 from @genome_gov!!! photo from our recent trip to the #T2T conference in Santa Cruz 😎
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Our study led by @saracarioscia and @KjweavI is now out in eLife! We used published single-cell DNA sequencing data from a large sample of human sperm cells to scan for evidence of transmission distortion. elifesciences.org/articles/76383
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So excited to present this work, and what an honor it was to work with @ArangRhie @sergeynurk @biomonika @Savy_Jade and all the other authors. We finally have a truly complete human genome reference!
"The complete sequence of a human Y chromosome" ✅ thanks to @ArangRhie @sergeynurk et al! #T2T 🧵 biorxiv.org/content/10.110…
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Dylan Taylor retweeted
The #T2T Consortium has produced the first complete assembly of a human genome. We show that use of this reference genome improves the analysis of genomes of people from populations all around the world. science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…
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Excited to share our latest work as part of the Telomere-to-Telomere Consortium, demonstrating how the complete T2T-CHM13 reference genome improves analysis of human genetic variation.
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Dylan Taylor retweeted
Very excited to announce "A complete reference genome improves analysis of human genetic variation" by @s_aganezov @smyan__ @dcsoto_cl @melanie_kirsche @sz_genomics @rajivmccoy @meganamsu Justin Zook et al! biorxiv.org/content/10.110…
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The #T2T Consortium is excited to release a series of preprints in the coming weeks that describe the assembly and analysis of the first truly complete human genome! 🎉 I will append the papers as they appear to this 🧵, and you can find all our data here: github.com/marbl/CHM13
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In the second part of @JHUTeachAcad seminar on ungrading, we discussed some of the different approaches to ungrading as well as benefits and outcomes #HopkinsTweets
Thank you so much to @JHU_CER for hosting this discussion series and @SusanDebraBlum for taking the time! It was awesome to hear the benefits of ungrading from a practitioner and ideas for integrating this approach into our own teaching. 12/12
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The grades from these different approaches clearly have different meanings, and are still somewhat subjective on the part of the instructor, so should instructors be responsible for assigning a single final grade at all? 13/
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Thank you again to @JHU_CER, @JHUTeachAcad, and @SusanDebraBlum for starting this conversation at Hopkins, I look forward to continuing it next week for part three! 14/14
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