.@vickyyyf Other social influence sites to check 'scores': http://t.co/8nSoY5dg and http://t.co/giGICds4 Different formulae, fun to look at.
5:53pm July 20th 2012 via HootSuite in reply to
.@vickyyyf And it basically doesn't mean a whole lot, if J. Beiber has a score of 100 and the POTUS only is in the 90's. Can get perks tho.
5:37pm July 20th 2012 via HootSuite in reply to
.@vickyyyf Not enough room to say 'marketing career'. I.e. the marketing pro's looking for a social media position better have a high score.
5:36pm July 20th 2012 via HootSuite in reply to
.@vickyyyf No one really knows how Klout works; for some it limits a career. Congrats - at 65 you are in the top >1%! http://t.co/Rza1C5X
5:22pm July 20th 2012 via HootSuite in reply to
First Gene Therapy Recommended For European Approval http://t.co/mV5M7NdG
5:05pm July 20th 2012 via HootSuite
RT @razibkhan: The expanding crest of modern humanity: If you are interested in genomics and human evolution... http://t.co/dgWL63hX
4:05pm July 20th 2012 via HootSuite
RT @d_swan: GATK moving to a mixed closed/open source licence: http://t.co/wxW4hton
3:10pm July 20th 2012 via HootSuite
I didn't know about the cone. | The High Tech of Rural America: 9 Unusual Gadgets and Contraptions http://t.co/FgfXA07j http://t.co/MFFHqESQ
2:10pm July 20th 2012 via HootSuite
Neat. RT @naturenews: Flythru video of London's Crick Institute, will be largest biomedical facility in Europe in 2015 http://t.co/b4et0gYp
1:15pm July 20th 2012 via HootSuite
.@ghrouth Given that TCGA started way back in 2005, and this is their first discovery paper, 200 authors isn't too surprising.
1:12pm July 20th 2012 via HootSuite in reply to
I Won't Hire People Who Use Poor Grammar. Here's Why. - Kyle Wiens - Harvard Bus Rev http://t.co/w3ki7Clc
12:10pm July 20th 2012 via HootSuite
RT @tweetsmarter: Your tweets in the Library of Congress will be available only with a library card inside one library: http://t.co/jkGu0Bnb
11:25am July 20th 2012 via HootSuite
RT @wtcourses: 1 week left to register for Wellcome Trust/CHSL #Genome #Informatics http://t.co/gLOep1t8 Abstract deadline ext, to 27 July
10:20am July 20th 2012 via HootSuite
Neurobiology at the single-neuron level - amazing. MT @lifetechemea Are we learning how to read monkeys' minds?! http://t.co/UAJA4cI0
9:17am July 20th 2012 via HootSuite
New post: The X Prize and Genomics Incentives http://t.co/WxX8ZRXh
6:39am July 20th 2012 via HootSuite
In July 20 issue of Cell | Quake group | Entire genetic sequence of individual human sperm determined http://t.co/GQuuit2t
5:10pm July 19th 2012 via HootSuite
Nobel laureate Sir Paul Nurse and the genesis of genetics – video | http://t.co/yRVDfhI6 http://t.co/fb9Pqx0m
4:50pm July 19th 2012 via HootSuite
Great illustrations here! | The 6 People You Need in Your Corner - Forbes http://t.co/8clt14LE
2:20pm July 19th 2012 via HootSuite
RT @edyong209: Astonishing. The 5 men who agreed to stand beneath an exploding nuclear bomb. With VIDEO! http://t.co/uab1pnQS
1:31pm July 19th 2012 via HootSuite
First randomized trial for online learning effectiveness | Commentary here: http://t.co/XJwdB7d0 and Report: http://t.co/cSiHEt0G
1:15pm July 19th 2012 via HootSuite
Yahoo email check against stolen email credentials | Sucuri Malware Labs http://t.co/Yo6v6eHT
12:55pm July 19th 2012 via HootSuite
RT @edyong209: RT @jjsanderson “Storify: solving Twitter’s rubbish search by throwing people at the problem” :-)
8:40am July 19th 2012 via HootSuite
RT @LifeTechEMEA: AMAZING! RT @phoebewedding: At a London children’s hospital, window cleaners dress like this. http://t.co/RAzw7FI9
7:45am July 19th 2012 via HootSuite
.@bioduediligence Yes with me you never know what we're gonna have. :o) Good times.
10:36pm July 18th 2012 via HootSuite in reply to
MT @lifetechsupport: Ion Torrent Data Analysis Interactive Web Course: Introduction to Torrent Suite Software Jul 25 http://t.co/81jxRgxE
8:05am July 18th 2012 via HootSuite
Your High-Potential Program Could Ruin Your Business - Douglas Riddle - Harvard Business Review http://t.co/GCsYyvfe
6:45am July 18th 2012 via HootSuite
RT @leonidkruglyak: RT @Massgenomics: 6 Ways Exome Sequencing for Mendelian Disease Genes Can Fail: http://t.co/ps9PAtHU
3:40pm July 17th 2012 via HootSuite
Crowdfunded too RT @kgfeeds: Newly discovered gene may explain 4-year-old’s rare disease thanks to TED Fellow Jimmy Lin http://t.co/Yest7cKH
2:55pm July 17th 2012 via HootSuite
BTW uses SOLiD RT @gigascience: JA Veltman: launched diagnostic exome sequencing in September 2011 in Nijmegen clinic #FENS_Forum2012
1:43pm July 17th 2012 via HootSuite
@ddlow thanks for the link, wasn't aware of this mtg. Paul B CMO on a panel though.
7:52am July 17th 2012 via HootSuite in reply to
.@vickyyyf The risk of a bad portrait in Rome = at least a fun(ny) story to share later!
7:51am July 15th 2012 via HootSuite in reply to
@vickyyyf I would spend the afternoon in Rome, people watching at Piazza Navona, get a portrait of me and my SO done, sip expresso.
7:38am July 15th 2012 via HootSuite in reply to
RT @pgorg: A Public Resource Facilitating Clinical Use of Genomes http://t.co/UWLtnEZz #PGorg #genome #ngs
4:54pm July 14th 2012 via HootSuite
@ddlow @GholsonLyon At 1536 it is still 'only' 4 samples per plate & limited liquid handling options. But 250Gb of data/sample, so low t
10:51am July 14th 2012 via HootSuite in reply to
@gholsonlyon At 1 sample / 384-well plate there are handling limits, but much more scalable than before. Long waits are very common, I hear.
10:44am July 14th 2012 via HootSuite in reply to
@GholsonLyon Should have been clearer - puzzled that they would include that in the journal article, seems strange to see it there.
10:11am July 14th 2012 via HootSuite in reply to
RT @digitalbio: PLoS ONE: Limitations of the Human Reference Genome for Personalized Genomics http://t.co/JftTu0AE
7:39am July 14th 2012 via HootSuite
RT @genomebc: RT @scienceworldca: Need something to do this weekend? Why not try a family science night? http://t.co/MdD1gWga
5:50pm July 13th 2012 via HootSuite
@ddlow I didn't catch it, did they actually promise 500kb and 1Mb inserts in the future? That's wild, and great for research. Awesome.
10:53pm July 12th 2012 via HootSuite in reply to
@ddlow I was just kidding when I referred to HLCS, sorry about any confusion. (I.e. HLCS is a co. whose only value is in their I.P.)
10:46pm July 12th 2012 via HootSuite in reply to
@ddlow No, not HLCS, just referring to an optimization and tweak of the standard protocol, some additive or something not spelled out.
10:45pm July 12th 2012 via HootSuite in reply to
@ddlow Strange since they use 'modified phi29' and refer to a 2002 paper, and MDA will produce uneven coverage. There must be special sauce!
10:38pm July 12th 2012 via HootSuite in reply to
@ddlow From main paper: "Analysis of the mapped LFR data shows two distinct characteristics attributable to MDA" but no mention of pileups.
10:36pm July 12th 2012 via HootSuite in reply to
@ddlow Page 15 of the Supplement has indications of higher cell # needed for better phasing.
10:31pm July 12th 2012 via HootSuite in reply to
@ddlow Yes, but the details often left in the Supplemental materials.
10:28pm July 12th 2012 via HootSuite in reply to
@ddlow You can't get something for nothing, there is a price. WRT 'pileups' I refer to existing literature using WGA for NGS.
10:27pm July 12th 2012 via HootSuite in reply to
@ddlow ...produced coverage maps, discussed how they determined accuracy, and revealed how much seq. they had to do to get it.
@ddlow No defensiveness here. WRT subsection of the paper, didn't read it far enough yesterday (and bogged down today) to see if they ...
10:26pm July 12th 2012 via HootSuite in reply to
@ddlow @MrStemCell Supplement will reveal. 1: the 'pileup' problem of WGA's inherent bias, making seq less efficient. 2: how the acc. >10
10:12pm July 12th 2012 via HootSuite in reply to
@ddlow @MrStemCell Unless you are a HLCS long! :) I have several technical concerns that a close reading of the last 1/2 of the paper + ...
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