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1/5 "#SARSCoV2 #infection is associated with a #surprising number of #morbidities."
#amyloidogenesis #aβ #fibrils #COVID19 #SARSCoV2
#spike
#protein
pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ja…
#amyloidogenesis #aβ #fibrils #COVID19 #SARSCoV2
#spike
#protein
pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ja…
2/5 "#Uncanny #similarities with #amyloid-#disease associated #blood #coagulation and #fibrinolytic #disturbances together with #neurologic and #cardiac problems led us to investigate the #amyloidogenicity of the #SARSCoV2 #spike #protein (#S-protein)."
3/5 "#Amyloid #fibril #assays of peptide library mixtures and theoretical predictions identified seven #amyloidogenic #sequences within the S-protein."
Are you interested in learning about #bioinformatics and working with #genomic data? Here's a detailed #learning path to get you started:
To build a strong foundation in biology, you'll need to learn about:
The #structure and #function of #cells, including the various #organelles and their roles in the cell. This will help you understand how cells work and how they carry out essential functions such as #metabolism and #energy production.
1. #Bioinformatics is the application of #computational techniques to the #analysis of #biological #data, such as #sequences, #structures, and #interactions, and is an essential field of modern biology and medicine.
2. #Bioinformatics has many exciting applications in various fields, such as #genetics, #genomics, #proteomics, and #metabolomics, that can provide new insights into the workings of living systems, and can help to advance science and society.
🧵#Bioinformatics applications, a THREAD🧵🧵:
One of the key areas of #bioinformatics is the application of #computational techniques to the analysis of large #datasets of biological information, such as #genomic, #proteomic, and #metabolomic data.
#Genomic data provides information about the entire genetic makeup of a #biological system, including the #sequences of all its genes and the #regulation of their e#xpression.
🧬🧵here is a Twitter thread explaining #Bioinformatics in simple terms:🧬🧵
#Bioinformatics is the field that uses computational tools and methods to analyze and interpret #biological #data.
This can include analyzing #DNA and #protein #sequences, predicting the structure and function of #molecules, and modeling biological systems.
📢 Very excited to see our work #cytoself now published in @naturemethods . #cytoself is a deep learning method for fully self-supervised protein localization profiling and clustering. Led by @liilii_tweet with @kchev @LeonettiManuel at @czbiohub
nature.com/articles/s4159…
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Everything started with a conversation with my friend & colleague @LeonettiManuel who worked on building #OpenCellCZB — a map of the human proteome:
opencell.czbiohub.org
We wondered, can we use #DeepLearning to map the landscape of protein sub-cellular localization?
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opencell.czbiohub.org
We wondered, can we use #DeepLearning to map the landscape of protein sub-cellular localization?
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The problem with #images , compared to #sequences, is that it is unclear how to compare them. For example, how to estimate localization similarity from pairs of images of fluorescently labeled cells? With sequences we have algorithms and tools. But for images?
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📢🎉The work of #Bat1K is featured on the cover in the latest issue of @nature: “Six reference-quality #genomes reveal evolution of #bat adaptations” 🦇🧬 #bats Our thread 👇 on the paper:nature.com/articles/s4158… 📸: Olivier Farcy(1/n)
📢Have you ever wondered how 🦇 manage to do what they do? #bats have extraordinary adaptations, including powered #flight, laryngeal #echolocation, #vocal #learning and an exceptional #longevity with unique #immunity and resistance to #cancer! 📸: @DanielWhitby5 (2/n)
A #Bat1K team led by @Sonja_Vernes @EmmaTeeling1 @hillermich @TheGeneMyers has just published the raw genetic material that codes for these unique 🦇 adaptations and #superpowers in @nature! #bats #genomics #cool! (3/n)
