
starting a cloud lab for assembling genes. first external contributor @pylabrobot, started team autom8 @retrobio_
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Google Research is also entering the wet lab biology space, using PyLabRobot!
Check out the blog post: research.google/blog/groundi…
Thanks for the shout out and contributions!
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Exciting new project using PLR:
We are bringing agents to the wet-lab bench at Google Research to navigate complex biological landscapes. Learn how we are grounding agents in physical lab robotics to run fast closed-loop molecular design cycles, ultimately discovering single-digit nanomolar protein binders for cancer targets →goo.gle/4B5mMMB
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Replying to @exosome
If curious, this discovery is from Ann Zovein's work in 2008+. Was lots of hype about a new route to blood formation but not sure why it didn't go further than it did.
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What humanity is able to observe is defined by the instruments available to make those observations. This robot is building "a telescope" that will help observe types of autoimmunity never-yet looked for and create a more complete synthetic human proteome.
96-plasmid yeast transformation and 384-spot plating across 4 SBS agar plates for clonal purification. solved by @pylabrobot in 3.25 hours
rfc.geneticassemblies.com/rf…
96-plasmid yeast transformation and 384-spot plating across 4 SBS agar plates for clonal purification. solved by @pylabrobot in 3.25 hours
rfc.geneticassemblies.com/rf…
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industrial automators: take note
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as I've been saying, generic models + PLR will be sufficient for very strong ai scientists
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Very excited to announce the PyLabRobot Cookbook from the Chory Lab! This cookbook showcases many usage examples and design patterns that should help you get started writing PyLabRobot code quickly. I strongly recommend this cookbook to anyone interested in lab automation!
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Check out the PyLabRobot cookbook made by @wasserstein_rao and @chorye:
chory-lab.github.io/plr-cook…
SF Bankruptcy Auction:
bid $10 on desks
discover the lot is for 50 desks
> nobody else bids
now you have to move 50 desks.
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Serial transplantation asks whether stem cells can rebuild one blood system, make more stem cells (self-renew), and then rebuild another. A blood transfusion supplies mature cells for a limited time, but a true HSC graft establishes the source that continuously produces new blood and immune cells.
Together, these grafts persisted through nearly 10 months of continuous blood production in vivo.
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I’m excited to share the first paper from my PhD research at @RetroBio_ (and my first paper as first author) - now on bioRxiv!
Can we take adult human cells, turn them into blood-forming stem cells, and build a new blood system that is both functional and molecularly young?
Our preprint: biorxiv.org/content/10.64898…
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Engrafted human iHSCs retain their youthful epigenetic age in vivo despite differentiation and prolonged transplantation.
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I wrote about the call by frontier labs to start regulating DNA synthesis. I, and many lab biologists, think this would be damaging to American biotech.
You can read my thoughts in core memory.
The good doctor came in hot today. corememory.com/p/america-can…





















