To promote the rapid dissemination of new research, bioRxiv and medRxiv depend on Affiliates who help screen manuscripts. Affiliates are active scientists who volunteer their time to quickly determine whether submitted articles include biological research and do not have the potential to cause harm to the public. Marc Robinson-Rechavi has been a bioRxiv Affiliate since 2021. Marc is a Professor of Bioinformatics at the University of Lausanne and his research is focused on linking the evolution of animal development to genome evolution.? Marc enjoys being an affiliate so that he can help make the promise of preprints a reality and, since becoming one, he has learned how the sausage of preprinting is made and what a wonderful community of people are behind biorXiv. Thanks to affiliates like Marc we can continue sharing new research within ~48h of submission. To learn more about our screening procedures please click here: https://lnkd.in/e_9MkmBb
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are you sequencing your entire plasmid?? the data you are missing matters. Serious errors plague DNA tool that’s a workhorse of biology Researchers analysed thousands of laboratory-made plasmids and discovered that nearly half of them had defects, raising questions of experimental reproducibility. https://lnkd.in/gcT26R76
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In Phase 1 of the SCGE program, researchers worked to improve the efficacy and specificity of genome editing approaches. The program has developed a genome editing toolkit to disseminate novel strategies, technologies, and learnings to the broader scientific community. These images highlight some of the different content in the toolkit. Check out this free resource at https://lnkd.in/gUTZFiGJ #genetherapy #genomeediting #science #resource #toolkit
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?? Senior Research Assistant Ashleigh Lister is an expert in the field of #singlecell and spatial #genomics. In this technical article, she shares her insights and first-hand experience of applying #spatialtranscriptomics to non-model plant samples. https://okt.to/3iL8Ea
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A well-preferenced computer is crucial for anyone working in bioinformatics. It enables efficient handling of large datasets, complex computations, and sophisticated analyses… What kind of setup do you have for bioinformatics work? #Bioinformatics #Genomics #ComputationalBiology #Research #TechSetup
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Glad to share my recent participation in a pivotal two-day workshop titled "Role of Bioinformatics in Vaccine Development". This workshop provided an in-depth exploration of how bioinformatics is revolutionizing vaccine research and development. The discussions explored the critical role of genomic data analysis in identifying vaccine targets, the importance of bioinformatics tools in speeding up the vaccine development process, and the future potential of this exciting field in tackling emerging diseases. #bioinformatics #vaccinedevelopment #computationalbiology #genomics #publichealth #innovation #science #research #insilicobiology
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