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Wow, 3 years since my last post. But a good reason for this: nature.com/articles/s41467-0… My key takehome: Occam’s Razor still holds in machine learning - the simplest explanation for a phenomenon is usually the best one.
"The human placenta exhibits a unique transcriptomic void" biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/… What do you think #placenta folks? Comments and feedback will be more than welcomed.
Recently been asked for a review in 10 days by @SciReports. Am I eligible for being paid by pay-for-expedited peer-review if that was the case? My January credit is not usually good after Christmas ;)
Simple test could predict dangerous blood pressure in pregnant women | Science | AAAS science.org/content/article/…
Assuming that: 1) won 1M+ research funding from either gov (taxpayers money) or a charity, 2) published multiple papers, 3) 1+ patents related with 2), 4) made a company (I'm CEO/CSO/CTO or whatever), 5) funding from angels, and finally I become rich. Anything wrong with me?
"Placental polyamines regulate acetyl-coA and histone acetylation in a sex-specific manner" by @irv_aye et al. biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
Want this copy, but I wondered this could reach more widely to members of public for their benefit, such that we do not pay for reading (online) research articles under #openaccess publication scheme. Borrowing ebooks from local libraries? Or what about bookdown.org/
Congratulations @GilesYeo. We’re looking forward to buying our copy. #whycaloriesdontcount
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Great to have been involved in this. Also check out @sunggong's excellent web app: obgyn.cam.ac.uk/placentome/
"The RNA landscape of the human placenta in health and disease" by Sung Gong & colleagues has been selected by the editors of @NatureComms to be highlighted as among the best 50 papers in the area of Genetics, Genomics and epigenetics. Congratulations!
nature.com/collections/bhkhb…
The POPs placenta transcriptome paper (nature.com/articles/s41467-0…) has been highlighted by @natcomms in genetics, genomics and epigenetics collection: nature.com/collections/bhkhb…. Thanks again folks from @ObsGynaeCam, @CTR_Cambridge, @MRC_BSU and @pjvolders of @UGent.
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Very happy to see this one finally out. Has been a great collaboration with @sunggong and Steve Charnock-Jones from @Cambridge_Uni. We actually found some coding #circRNAs! nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
Out now. "The RNA landscape of the human placenta in health and disease" in @NatureComms nature.com/articles/s41467-0… Thanks @ullasovio @Franci_PJ from @ObsGynaeCam and @CTR_Cambridge , @pauldwkirk @srichardson962 from @MRC_BSU, @compomics from @ugent. Funding from @CambridgeBRC
Also check out obgyn.cam.ac.uk/placentome/ A #rshiny web application to browse the human placenta transcriptome from the POP study. It's an open-source project available from @github github.com/sung/ShinyPlacent…
Figures in the papers are reproducible using the #rstat code from here: github.com/sung/POPS-Placent…
nordicgiant2/awesome-landing-page: A series of beautiful and practical landing page templates github.com/nordicgiant2/awes…
As a foreigner, I pay tax but cannot vote (even local). Some non-European foreigners can vote in Scotland or Wales, BUT not in England. GOV.UK gov.uk/register-to-vote. Europeans can vote even after #Brexit. Do you know why dear @DanielZeichner @lucyfrazermp?
Placenta: When the past informs our future doi.org/10.7554/eLife.67169
