@daniel_j_meyer

PhD student in CS at Columbia University Computational Biology 🧬👨‍💻🧠 and Machine Learning

Joined November 2019
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My colleague @karini925 just gave an incredible talk at #MLCB2023 today discussing her work on how splicing variants can be used to find new cell states in single-cell RNA-seq data. Take a look! github.com/daklab/Leaflet

GitHub - daklab/LeafletSC: Leaflet is a probabilistic model that identifies latent cell states...

Leaflet is a probabilistic model that identifies latent cell states defined by splicing changes. - daklab/LeafletSC

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So proud of my brother Steven leading experience design over at Augie.app
Steven Meyer@StevieJehh5 Feb 2022
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instagram.com/p/CZj0Q7Mr1ju/ Tired of receiving credit card rejections and asking your dad to co-sign your tiny one-bedroom rental? We’ll help you build credit just by paying the monthly bills that you already have.
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Remarkable evolutionary innovations by primates. My favorite: a third of the interneurons in the striatum are a novel type without homolog in mouse or ferret. Excited to share this work from team led by @fennamk with @GordFishell @guoping_feng nature.com/articles/s41586-0…

Innovations present in the primate interneuron repertoire

Nature - Single-nucleus RNA-sequencing analyses of brain from humans, macaques, marmosets, mice and ferrets reveal diverse ways that interneuron populations have changed during evolution.

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So proud to have played a role in this research 🧬 I'm excited to see what others do with the experimental framework laid out here!
Steve McCarroll@s_mccarroll29 Jun 2020
Really excited to share this work from a many-year collaboration with @EgganLab – "cell village" experimental systems for exploring the inferface between human genetics and cell biology: biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…

Mapping genetic effects on cellular phenotypes with “cell villages”

Tens of thousands of genetic variants shape human phenotypes, mostly by unknown cellular mechanisms. Here we describe Census-seq, a way to measure cellular phenotypes in cells from many people...

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Great NPR story referenced here too! Excited to see this technology used in a promising medical treatment 🧬
MIT Technology Review
@techreview28 Nov 2019
The era of editing human genes to treat inherited disease has arrived. bit.ly/33va1da

Companies declare signs of success in CRISPR treatment of blood disorders

The era of editing human genes to treat inherited disease has arrived. That’s according to a pair of biotech companies that say they’ve eliminated painful symptoms from two patients with blood...

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