Scott Roy Lab SFState Profile
Scott Roy Lab SFState

@KeepGenomeWeird

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The more I learn the more I'm confused.

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Scott Roy Lab SFState
5 years
Bioinformatics tech position on a cool protistology project at HBCU Spelman:
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Scott Roy Lab SFState
5 years
The trifecta!
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Scott Roy Lab SFState
5 years
Personal record: I got the same manuscript rejected from two different journals in the same day.
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Scott Roy Lab SFState
5 years
No big deal, but my girlfriend's friend's dog's littermate's owner is in Sleater-Kinney.
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Scott Roy Lab SFState
5 years
RIP MF DOOM.
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Scott Roy Lab SFState
5 years
Queen asexuality repeatedly evolves in ant species with multi-queen colonies! https://t.co/ODJ9sTfKNf #GenomeSoWeird @alexmkuhn
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Scott Roy Lab SFState
5 years
A new HOAP ... function. Old genes acquire new functions doing old things b/c ... read the hashtag. https://t.co/x4hBNFQ7HZ #GenomeSoWeird @levine_lab
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elifesciences.org
Evolution strictly preserves telomere stability but rapidly diversifies telomere length regulation in Drosophila.
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Scott Roy Lab SFState
5 years
Scott Roy Lab SFState @KeepGenomeWeird Start-snatching, to be confused with neither stop-snitching nor thatch-sniffing (@JoeBiden), generates chimeric viral-host genes! https://t.co/zbDQUBYDIT #GenomeSoWeird
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Scott Roy Lab SFState
5 years
It slices, it dices, it makes julienne fries. And also completes DNA replication. And, argonaute, I mean. And in archaea.
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Scott Roy Lab SFState
5 years
Retrons aren't just old-timey robots any more, they're also involved in phage defense! https://t.co/cP86vmbcPE
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Scott Roy Lab SFState
5 years
IRE1, which splices a small number of weirdo introns, can also generate miRNAs. Man, Dicer is gonna be soooo mad when she finds out! https://t.co/saQ4DkemhD #GenomeSoWeird
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Scott Roy Lab SFState
5 years
Fruitfly transposable elements (TE) have taken a TE-suppressing gene hostage through acquiring a copy of the gene, so that suppressing the TEs lead to suppressing the suppressor! https://t.co/sPF8dUvUnC #GenomeSoWeird
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Scott Roy Lab SFState
5 years
R.I.P. humans' mutation rate record. https://t.co/HMb5PqrzWF @Prof_LDHurst
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Scott Roy Lab SFState
5 years
Regions downstream of stop codons, when translated out of frame due to splicing snafus, translate as 'poop!' (or 'pxxp' as the authors demurely put it), so the cell can degrade the improper protein! https://t.co/o0wbIYxy0S #GenomeSoWeird @pre_mRCO
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Scott Roy Lab SFState
5 years
Regions downstream of stop codons translate as 'I made an oopsie' so the cell can degrade the improperly extended protein! https://t.co/JWMlAiQTnv #GenomeSoWeird
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academic.oup.com
Abstract. Faithful translation of genetic information depends on the ability of the translational machinery to decode stop codons as termination signals. A
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Scott Roy Lab SFState
5 years
(BG: Some asexual females need sperm to reproduce b/c, like, developmental constraint?) Usually females just 'use' males from other species. These females make their own males (sexually) and reject males from other species! https://t.co/LXFJvKOEho
bmcecolevol.biomedcentral.com
Background Pseudogamy is a reproductive system in which females rely on the sperm of males to activate their oocytes, generally parasitizing males of other species, but do not use the sperm DNA. The...
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Scott Roy Lab SFState
5 years
(BG: Wolbachia kills sons to help daughters, b/c sons don't pass down Wolbachia.) The monarch butterfly allele for susceptibility to Wolbachia is linked to the W chromosome, so Wolbachia is always inherited by susceptible hosts! https://t.co/SWy7UhQ9pa #GenomeSoWeird @mel_rosina
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Scott Roy Lab SFState
5 years
Sex-determining gene jumping around the genome to hang out with rate-of-maturity genes! https://t.co/MG0YBmDxcO #GenomeSoWeird @charrgirl
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Scott Roy Lab SFState
5 years
Mitochondrial tRNA genes in nuclear genome regulate splicing! https://t.co/Qhp4gWlohl #GenomeSoWeird @GenieOfGenes
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