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Arctic birds face extreme weather! Our new study reveals how Lapland longspurs cope with extreme weather conditions using genomic approaches. Extreme weather events trigger stress responses, affecting reproduction & metabolism.
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Title: Response strategies to acute and chronic environmental stress in the arctic breeding Lapland longspur (Calcarius lapponicus)
Co-authors: @hindlemm Valerie Bishop, Angus Reid @KasiaMiedzinska @J_H_Perez @krausejs John Wingfield @smithjac7 @SimoneMeddle
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NASA science is nestled aboard @Int_Machines’s Nova-C lander, set to launch to the Moon on a @SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket. Landing near the Malapert A crater will help us learn more about the lunar South Pole, a big step in our #Artemis campaign. xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1BdxYrVan…
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My circadian proteomics / phosphoproteomics paper is out! Thank you so much to everyone who contributed: @A_J_Millar, Karen Halliday @RunsOnAir, @vanOoijenLab, @hindlemm, Laura Perby, Helle Mogensen, Tom Nielsen and Thierry Le Bihan
"The circadian clock gene circuit controls protein and phosphoprotein rhythms in Arabidopsis thaliana."
@JohannaKrahmer @A_J_Millar @SBSatEd @SynthSysEd @BBSRC
mcponline.org/article/S1535-…
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Trick or treat? The #TAMAtools paper is finally out! Thank you to all the authors @Yuanyuan929 @runxuan John W.S. Brown @smithjac7 @AlanArchibald51 @DavidBurt8
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Open postdoc position: Do you like genomics, CRISPR, and the future of animal breeding? ed.ac.uk/roslin/work-study/o… @roslininstitute
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Scientists have discovered how a biological switch helps animals make the seasonal changes crucial for survival, such as growing a warm winter coat and adjusting body temperatures.
#AcademicTwitter #Biology #Scicomm
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Scientists at the University of Edinburgh have determined how animals prepare for seasonal changes, such as growing a warm winter coat, depending on the length of the day. #Seasons #animals earth.com/news/animals-have-…
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“Fluctuations in hormones and #behaviour are part of a delicate biological orchestra that is crucial to life. Many animals depend on #seasonal changes in their biology to survive...”
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Our paper is out!! Fantastic collaborative research where we show BMAL and DEC1 genes have central role in sheep seasonal timekeeping 🌞🌒🐑⌚️Congratulations everyone! @monklekun @hindlemm @daveBurt8 @roslininstitute @BBSRC disq.us/t/3ra96br
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New Preprint: A global analysis of transcription start sites in the new reference genome for sheep Rambouillet v1.0 🐏🐑🐏
The NEW pre-print from our lab's collaboration with Ovine FAANG project. A milestone team work for the Oar_ramb_v1.0 genome @emilylouise221 @GazovaIvet @SeqNinja @AlanArchibald51 @AlanArchibald51 @thefluzee doi.org/10.1101/2020.07.06.1…
Read for validation of CAGE TSS-clusters by WGBS
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New position in our collaborative team working with @emilylouise221 at @roslininstitute .
@BovReg
@FAANGEurope
@faangomics
@BioMickWatson
@shernae_woolley
@Sergio_EPV
@nickdimonaco
@HankaMarvan
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Please RT.
#rstats #Python #postdoc #HPC #genomics #omics
We have a new exciting opportunity for a computational biologist to come and work with James Prendergast and I @roslininstitute on the H2020 @BovReg project to develop pipelines for using ‘omics data to link genotype and phenotype in cattle 🐄🐄🐄
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We have a new exciting opportunity for a computational biologist to come and work with James Prendergast and I @roslininstitute on the H2020 @BovReg project to develop pipelines for using ‘omics data to link genotype and phenotype in cattle 🐄🐄🐄
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SRA plans to drop base quality. This would make resequencing data largely useless for var calling. There are better ways to save space: quality binning and CRAM. If you use reseq data from SRA, please voice yourself in this RFI (deadline in 2 weeks): datascience.nih.gov/sra-rfi-…
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I second Robert's suggestion but also @KasiaM44369499 will know a lot about this as well. I believe the method depends a lot on the sample collecting situation. If you can't process them right away, I think -80 is a good option.
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New pig genome published by @Amandatron89 and colleagues:
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Amazing assembly, fills huge number of gaps in the rather pokey Sscrofa10.2 (see frontiersin.org/articles/10.…)
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Well done @sangerinstitute for extending the contracts of the Postdoc Fellows 👏🏼. Great to see that the institute is mindful of early career researchers
#PostdocMatters