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Deanne Taylor retweeted
Our webinar is next week! Learn about what it takes to build, scale, and deploy GNNs in production!
If you haven't already register at: pyg.org/webinar
Deanne Taylor retweeted
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Come work with a really great team @NASAGeneLab ! We are looking for a Bioinformatics Programmer - easyapply.co/a/2ec65fdd-4cf5…
Deanne Taylor retweeted
Pretty absurd that chatGPT has passed the United States Medical Licensing Examination (USMLE).
Today, it takes 4 years of med school and 2+ years of clinical rotations to pass. It tests ambiguous scenarios & closely-related differential diagnoses
medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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The cited article (which has not been peer-reviewed) does not conclude that ChatGPT had “passed” the USMLE, as has been stated in this tweet.
Rather, the results approached passing but did not meet/reach it, with accuracy for Step 1 68.0%, Step 2CK 58.3%, and Step 3 62.4%. t.co/GGKbYfeUFR
Deanne Taylor retweeted
White parents: please talk to your children about anti-Blackness. Ask them how they treat Black children and if they’ve ever heard or participated in racist behavior. I continue to see Black children who are suicidal because of racist bullying 😭1/2
Deanne Taylor retweeted
The history of epilepsy genetics | Beyond the Ion Channel
epilepsygenetics.net/2023/01…
ALT Figure 1. The timeline of gene discovery in the epilepsies, including 126 manually reviewed genes across the three main eras of epilepsy gene discovery including the Channelopathy era, the Dark Ages, and the Genomic Era. Of note, not all genes contributing to the timeline are highlighted, but they are listed in a Supplement. The inset on the left highlights genes official review by our ClinGen Epilepsy Gene Curation Expert Panel (GCEP). Please note that this is v2 of the 2023 timeline and that future iterations may follow.
Deanne Taylor retweeted
Start 2023 with a bang: new paper on ALL pharmacogenomics in @NatureMedicine, studying 805 kids of 23 subtypes for ex vivo response to 18 cytotoxic/targeted drugs. Remarkable heterogeneity in ALL #pharmacotype across genomic landscape @pgrnhub @TheSFPM bit.ly/3VWuMtO
Deanne Taylor retweeted
We created a donation site in honor of Ceci. Funds will support research at Children’s Medical Center Dallas, where Ceci received outstanding care. Please RT & share. @childrens @UTSWNews (5/5)
donorbox.org/cecilia-s-donat… – at Dallas, TX
Deanne Taylor retweeted
Children dying from Strep throat and other immune consequences
This virus season has been like no other with high hospitalization rates from RSV, Influenza and now more children are dying from Strep A bacterial infections. This long thread looks at what might be going on.🧵1/
ALT Image of Strep bacteria from CDC (https://www.cdc.gov/streplab/groupa-strep/index.html)
Deanne Taylor retweeted
Wow... From Nov 1st @nature is publishing reviewer reports and author responses for ALL research articles. Do you think it's a good step?
#OpenScience
go.nature.com/3NlP8Ke
Deanne Taylor retweeted
Proud to share scMultiSim, a simulator of single cell multi-omics data guided by gene regulatory networks and cell-cell interactions. With ground-truth cell identity, GRN and CCIs, this tool can be used to benchmark multi-omics integration methods, GRN and CCI inference methods.
Deanne Taylor retweeted
What do polygenic risk scores (PRS) add to the seemingly simple question about family history (FH)?
We explored the interplay of PRS and FH in over 20 common diseases, showing that they have little overlap and provide complementary information.
Link: bit.ly/fhprs
Deanne Taylor retweeted
A word on the idiocy known as "immunity debt". How did such a nonsensical idea take hold?
Simple. The obvious mental model for our immune system is a muscle: use it or lose it. Muscles atrophy when we don't use them. The same mental model works for our memories & skills.
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Deanne Taylor retweeted
If you are attending @SfNtweets in San Diego and looking for a computational neuroscientist postdoc position, please meet with @muratti1983 in person to learn more about an open postdoctoral position in our lab. We would be delighted to discuss our ongoing lab projects with you:)
Deanne Taylor retweeted
We want as many computational biologists to benefit from this offer, so please share this announcement with your network. We are granting 100% APC waivers for subs in the first 10 days of November that focus on #ComputationalBiology bit.ly/3fg7sI1
ALT We are granting 100% APC waivers for subs in the first 10 days of November that focus on #ComputationalBiology
Deanne Taylor retweeted
Meta just dropped 600+ million protein structure predictions, made using a large language model.
My latest for @Nature
nature.com/articles/d41586-0…
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Deanne Taylor retweeted
🧵This is huge. ➡️ 8 months to rebuild T-cell & B-cell count after mild to moderate COVID, which leaves people open to other infections!
It's no wonder many kids are having more severe symptoms.
These viruses are spreading at an exponential rate with unmitigated schools.
Deanne Taylor retweeted
Today, we’re introducing a new model that eliminates accept/reject decisions.
By publishing every paper with eLife reviews as a Reviewed Preprint, we plan to restore autonomy to authors, ensuring that they will be judged by what, not where, they publish. elifesciences.org/inside-eli…
Deanne Taylor retweeted
EXCITING—The Novavax protein-based #COVID vaccine has been authorized as a booster for adults ages 18 and older. People who got Pfizer, Moderna or J&J can now also receive #Novavax as a #booster! Also has benefit against #BA5. Cuts another anti-vax excuse.
cnbc.com/2022/10/19/fda-auth…
Deanne Taylor retweeted
Our first stab at a complete-ish cell atlas of the adult human brain revealed thousands of cell types, organized on developmental principles. Plus a huge number of mysterious ”splatter neurons”. Tweetorial 🪡 below by the immensely talented @kimsiletti 👇
So excited our single-cell transcriptomic survey of the adult human brain is on bioRxiv! @slinnarsson @MossiAlejandro @ka_wai_rine @ErnestArenasSWE A really fun collaboration with Rebecca Hodge, Trygve Bakken, Ed Lein and others at the @AllenInstitute doi.org/10.1101/2022.10.12.5…