Abarajitha Ramesh

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Abarajitha Ramesh

@abarajitha96

அன்பே சிவம் 🌸| Dream Big ✨ | Doctoral researcher| @Chariteberlin

Berlin, Germany Katılım Nisan 2013

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Jaison J Sequeira@jaisonjseq·11 Nis

GIP results are out. The beauty of human diversity in India hasn't faded a bit. Out of the 5000-odd communities, the largest genetic dataset for India includes only about 80 pops. This means these results are just 1.6% of the whole story 1/n #india medrxiv.org/content/10.648…

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Matti Palli 🧙‍♂️@tritlo·7 Nis

When I startred my PhD at 27, I thought ”damn, I’ll be 32 by the end of it”. But then someone told me ” you’ll be 32 anyway” time will pass, no matter how you choose. All we have to decide is what to do with the time given to us.

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Ming "Tommy" Tang@tangming2005·4 Nis

37 degrees Celsius. That is the temperature where your scRNA-seq experiment starts lying to you.

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𓆩♡𓆪@fairyprxncess·1 Nis

Sakura season in Japan

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𝑝𝑢𝑟𝑒@purelivn·29 Mar

if we added one more day between saturday and sunday, life..

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𝑙𝑦𝑟𝑎@naturehealyou·29 Mar

Life after changing the sheets, cleaning your room, showering and doing your skincare

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OlvTools | RNA-Seq Data Analysis Software@OlvTools_en·13 Mar

[RNA-Seq Data Analysis Software] We have released RNA-Seq Data Analysis Software. With our software, you won't need to outsource or rely on collaborators. You can start analyzing data yourself right away, without the need for high-spec computers or knowledge of Linux commands.

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Abarajitha Ramesh@abarajitha96·20 Mar

@rohitsingh8080 😂😂

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Rohit Singh@rohitsingh8080·20 Mar

The revenge of the pissed-off grad student on the 3rd revision...

Banana Oncology@Banana_Oncology

Ok this figure is pretty intimidating...

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Andrei Bursuc@abursuc·18 Mar

An unsolicited guide to being a researcher: super instructive slides by @EugeneVinitsky emerge-lab.github.io/papers/an-unso… - different goals of a PhD student - how to be a good collaborator - how to keep up with literature - tracking your ideas & experiments - stress & productivity

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Ming "Tommy" Tang@tangming2005·18 Mar

1/ Bioinformatics is NOT just statistics. The p-value is small, but is it biologically meaningful? Let’s talk. 🧵

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ResearchRabbit@RsrchRabbit·17 Mar

ResearchRabbit is a literature search tool 🐰 you can use it like a normal search engine (keywords in, papers out) but it gets much more useful once you treat search as something iterative👇

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Fae°❀⋆.@richuwifey·17 Mar

Kamakura, a place I’ll never get bored of.

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Jake Wintermute 🧬/acc@SynBio1·17 Mar

How I sleep at night knowing I never faked a western blot

Sholto David@addictedtoigno1

The same western blot image used 23 times in 14 different papers by one Japanese team. The image has been labelled as representing a range of experiments and proteins. This is the most I have ever seen. Perhaps it is a record?

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Abarajitha Ramesh@abarajitha96·17 Mar

How’s this even allowed? Wow.

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Ming "Tommy" Tang@tangming2005·15 Mar

1/9 Every bulk RNA-seq experiment I run goes through the same 7 checks before I trust the results. I've been burned enough times to know: if you skip QC, you will find out the hard way. Usually during a meeting with your collaborator. Here's my checklist:

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Nicholas Gaspelin@nickgaspelin·12 Mar

Want to learn R? 📊 Join our NSF-funded "R Programming for Psychology and Neuroscience Workshop"! This virtual workshop is free and teaches junior scientists the basics of coding for data analysis. Apply by May 15th! rworkshop.missouri.edu #RStats #Psychology #Neuroscience

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Ming "Tommy" Tang@tangming2005·12 Mar

8 Resources to study Transcription factor binding, enhancers and histone modification distribution 1. ENCODE encodeproject.org

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