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Evolutionarily informed deep learning methods for predicting relative transcript abundance from DNA sequence | PNAS - Jacob Washburn and Hai Wang, thanks for leading this one! pnas.org/content/early/2019/…
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Evolutionarily informed deep learning methods: Predicting transcript abundance from DNA sequence biorxiv.org/cgi/content/shor… #bioRxiv
Maybe the first time I've won a competition by breaking something! Unrealistic inputs=unrealistic outputs in a model! teapaw.org/ArchontoulisLab/status…
Winners of our contest to maximize profits with APSIM. +$1000/acre #ISUAPSIM2017
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Kicking off #ISUAPSIM2017! Full house of people about to become ag system modelers.
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Finger millet (Eleusine coracana) anthers from one of several genotypes we're phenotyping at UNL. @AgroBioDiverse
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Most seed banks were built in the 1970s and 1980s and have seen little investment since econ.st/1XPYBKn
#transcriptome #phylogeny alternative ortholog selection method #SISRS #Scissors by Rachel Schwartz github.com/rachelss/SISRS #botany2014
Wrote my first Python code on the way home from #molevol2013 ! Amazing what the right motivation (and a 3.5 hr layover) can do.
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Sawyer talking about polio: People prayed for vaccines back then. There weren't Jenny McCarthy's. #Molevol2013
Jimmy Triplett: Hybridization important to understanding the phylogenetic tree even though many of them hardly ever flower. #MonocotsV
Wow! Poa has all sorts of reticulate evolution and parallel evolution all over the tree! #MonocotsV
Who knew Brachypodium had two species which hybridize to from a third allopolyploid? Cool! #MonocotsV
BB: palms as a model for Tropical rain forest evolution study #MonocotsV
Bill Baker up next on biogeography and diversification in palms #MonocotsV
CB: palm tree well resolved with NGS, but with some disagreement between chloroplast and mitochondrial genomes. #MonocotsV
Arecaceae session; Craig Barrett: palms, 5 subfamilies all very different. #MonocotsV
Paul Peterson: interesting NADP to PCK reversion in Sporobolus! #MonocotsV











