Andrew Su

Scripps Research scientists @flaneuseks @andrewsu @chunleiwu have partnered with @NIAIDBioIT to launch the NIAID Data Ecosystem Discovery Portal - a searchable interface of infectious & immune-mediated datasets

@DarwinAwdWinner Vielen Dank!

@andrewsu In my experience this dictionary tends to give you all the alternate meanings with enough supporting information to figure out which one makes the most sense in context.

Would a native German speaker be so kind as to translate this passage for me? In particular, I'm getting conflicting translations of "bedrückend" as either "depressing" or "oppressive"...

@cbrueffer Vielen Dank!

@sebotic Vielen Dank!

@andrewsu I intended to convey that I found the atmosphere at the meeting depressing, from the very beginning. Hope that helps, Andrew!

pasted text: "Den Begriff «diskriminiert» zu gebrauchen, war ein Fehler. Dummerweise habe ich das gemacht, weil ich den Artikel von Frau Nüsslein-Volhard vor mir hatte. Es ging mir darum, mitzuteilen, dass ich die Atmosphäre an dem Meeting vom ersten Moment an bedrückend fand."

Anyone have an example of where a protein has two very different (or even opposite) functions depending on the biological context (e.g., cell, developmental stage, sex, etc.)?

@YoseConservancy Is Happy Isles still planning on opening to the public tomorrow? Looks like the roads are closed past curry village today...

Who you gonna call? Dust-busters! 🌼 Conservancy staff deep cleaned Happy Isles Art and Nature Center. The spring cleaning ensures our spaces are ready for visitors. 🌼 Happy Isles Art and Nature Center is opening for the 2023 season on Wednesday, April 5. Stop by and say hi!

We’re excited to announce Outbreak.info’s methodologies are published in 2 new papers in @naturemethods! In the 1st, learn about #SARSCoV2 variant tracking: nature.com/articles/s4159…

Soft launch of our brand-new MyGeneset.info, a web toolset for sharing functional gene sets in all species with programmatic #API access. A joint work of @vincerubinetti @ravila_4 & the @biothingsapi team of @GreeneScientist & @chunleiwu labs!

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@iainmwallace @egonwillighagen @petermurrayrust @caco3cz @hypothes_is "annotate text graphically, gamefied" roughly fits the bill of what we were trying to do with Mark2Cure...

@egonwillighagen @petermurrayrust @caco3cz @hypothes_is @andrewsu Was it mark2cure? mark2cure.org/blog/

@LizNeeley fedifinder.glitch.me is an easy tool to find the people you follow here

I’m LizNeeley@mstdn.social at the moment. Which servers are you on? Tell me your handles, please

If your RPPR (NIH progress report) is going to be late, do you

Will #ScienceTwitter🐦 -> #ScienceMastodon🐘 work? The response to this was massive & my #Mastodon has gone from a quiet void to a science party in just 3 days! Many are worried about servers, network effects & losing followers Follow these tricks to make it work for you! 🧵

16 resources for re-analyzing public expression data 👇 A thread 🧵 Also compiled at: crazyhottommy.blogspot.com/2022/10/16-res…

@ReiterLab @HanaScientist +1 ☝️

@HanaScientist You both might like the Turing Tumble: upperstory.com/turingtumble/?…

@TroyanskayaLab Fantastic, thank you!!

@andrewsu you also might find MetaSRA useful metasra.biostat.wisc.edu

So when I search SRA for, say "colon cancer", I get individual experiments back ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/sra/?term=%22c…. Is there really no way to search based on SRA studies (the whole data set metadata)?

@RuebenaEDawes sigh, I've been playing around with recount3 all day and somehow I glossed over multiple mentions of the study explorer in the docs. Thank you, very helpful!!!

@andrewsu you might find recount3 study explorer useful jhubiostatistics.shinyapps.io/recount3-study…