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Anastasia Teterina

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geneticist, computational biologist, postdoc with @granex at the University of Oregon, popgen/networks, @attrna.bsky.social

Eugene, OR
Joined August 2017
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Anastasia Teterina
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🚨 New preprint alert 🚨 We've generated a new gapless genome of Caenorhabditis brenneri🪱, one of the most diverse metazoans! We compared its genome and gene organizations with other nematodes with smaller population sizes. Check it out! https://t.co/y4LwypFRkT
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@krupaad
krupa
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I spent months illustrating how Transformers actually work. Not just what they do, but why they’re built this way. The history, design choices, and intuition behind every layer. From RNNs → Attention → Multi-Head → FFNs → Positional Encoding. Here's everything I wish I
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@jsantoyo
Javier Santoyo
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scooby: modeling multimodal genomic profiles from DNA sequence at single-cell resolution. #SingleCell #GeneExpression #Genomics #Transcriptomics #Epigenomics #Bioinformatics @naturemethods https://t.co/po0cmFRB9m
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@jsantoyo
Javier Santoyo
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@razoralign
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GRiNS: a python library for simulating gene regulatory network dynamics https://t.co/iuTqGEPSYN
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@razoralign
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OrthoBrowser: Gene Family Analysis and Visualization https://t.co/lUysfxKYWz
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G2PT: Genotype-to-Phenotype Transformer: Mechanistic genotype-phenotype translation using hierarchical transformers https://t.co/YVDTPZ3sY8
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@razoralign
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Pangenome-aware DeepVariant https://t.co/zduXfPa8tH
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@biorxiv_genomic
bioRxiv Genomics
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ntSynt-viz: Visualizing synteny patterns across multiple genomes https://t.co/lcxxJRVaQ3 #biorxiv_genomic
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@razoralign
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sTELLeR: Detecting transposable elements in long read genomes https://t.co/flkjwSUEMP
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@strnr
Stephen Turner 🦋 @stephenturner.us
1 year
A gentle introduction to pangenomics https://t.co/pbIzF1bySX
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@biorxiv_bioinfo
bioRxiv Bioinfo
1 year
REPORTH: Determining orthologous locations of repetitive sequences between genomes https://t.co/aAYkBeBPDH #biorxiv_bioinfo
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@Matt_Ben_
Matthias Benoit
1 year
🚨 Excited to share this #preprint from my postdoc in the Lippman lab @CSHL, in collab. with @mike_schatz & many others! Using pan-genomics & pan-genetics across the Solanum genus 🍅🥔🍆 we reveal gene duplications 🧬 as contingencies in crop engineering.
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@mobilepurin
Grace Yuh Chwen Lee
1 year
Widely observed negative correlation between recombination rate and TE abundance is usually interpreted as recombination rate being the "cause," influencing the efficacy of selection purging TEs. Yet, our recent study "flipped" this causality! https://t.co/skk0F52uAP… (1/5)
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Meiotic recombination is a prominent force shaping genome evolution, and understanding the causes for varying recombination landscapes within and between species has remained a central, though...
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@Lufpa
Luisa F. Pallares
1 year
Have you ever wondered whether modularity is the only driver of transcriptional network organization? Short answer, no! There are nuances to transcriptional networks, and together with @diogro and Julien Ayroles we explored some methods to find them:
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Author summary Understanding how genes work together is crucial for unraveling the biological processes underlying complex traits. To gain insight into these genetic interactions, researchers often...
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@3rdreviewer
Matthew Hahn
1 year
Advertising this amazing tutorial that Rob Lanfear (no longer on this site) put together: "For phylo nerds interested in concordance and discordance: https://t.co/vhGOofgGWP"
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@kenbwork
Kenny Workman
1 year
DNA and RNA is not enough. Epigenetic state is necessary for drug development + basic biology. Understanding ATAC-seq data requires interactive + genome scale operations. We present a suite of interactive + publication-quality tools, in Python, to view chromatin accessibility.
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@bobthesciguy
Robert Sanders
1 year
How many genes for the starch-digesting enzyme amylase to you have? More than your non-agricultural ancestors. It may affect how many cavities you get. https://t.co/yrdGo1Xt44 @UCBerkeley @uthsc @Nature
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UC Berkeley study finds rapid increase over last 12,000 years in genes for enzymes that digest starch.
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@razoralign
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Trackplot: A flexible toolkit for combinatorial analysis of genomic data https://t.co/CybnJmVjMQ
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