RT @NatureInd: 🧬 Hundreds of thousands of stretches of DNA have remained unchanged in humans and other primates for over 65 million years b…

RT @gnomad_project: The #gnomAD v3 papers are now published! This includes the non-coding constraint paper ( & infe…

RT @khelgen: How many species are there on Earth? Progress and problems

RT @rmwaterhouse: #job for Beenome100-affiliated #Bioinformatics Data Scientist: please help spread the word to anyone who may be intereste…

RT @locus_lukas: Check out our latest work on primate genomics! Including a 239-species primate whole-genome alignment to study constraint…

Next in the saga of our primate genomes bonanza is a comparative genomics study that we publish in @Nature on the noncoding elements constrained specifically in primates but not across other placental mammals! Led by @locus_lukas @tmarquesbonet, Kyle Farh @illumina

RT @ccmb_csir: What makes us and primates different than other mammals? A study published in @Nature by an international team of researcher…

RT @Nature: The world’s largest collection of full human genomes has just gone live. UK Biobank — a repository of health, genomic and othe…

RT @Nature: Why postdoctoral training needs a stronger focus on innovation

RT @RuxandraTeslo: If I learned anything in grad school, it's that NO method can replace STARING at your raw data. This is literally a slid…

RT @slavov_n: Postdocs should be given opportunities to take initiatives and receive public recognition for their contributions and leaders…

RT @ChaitanyaR79: Some exceptional work by @ShivakumaraManu. I had the good fortune of attending his brilliant talk a few days ago!

RT @fuyunomaeni: The most fascinating research this year

This study was conducted in the beautiful Chilika Lagoon, the most biodiverse and the largest brackish water Lagoon in India. Grateful to our collaborators at CDA & colleagues @ccmb_csir for the support & @DBTIndia for my BINC PhD fellowship & funding this work. 8/8