Mohammad Daud
@itsmudaud
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Molecular genetics undergrad @UofT (exploring) Structural biology @PMResearch_UHN
Joined November 2020
Bismillah. My personal web page is now online. Visit https://t.co/kLVDbFgu8P The Indonesian version will be made soon, insyaa Allah.
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@spectatorindex Honestly, 753 deaths is not just a “natural disaster” — it’s a failure of a system that never prepares until it’s too late. Indonesia isn’t just being hit by floods; it’s being hit by negligence, corruption, and decades of ignored warnings.
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seperti tsunami, tapi dari atas ke bawah.
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Plants don’t move—but they constantly redirect their growth. Prof. Hyung-Taeg Cho’s team sheds new light on how PIN, the protein that guides the flow of the growth hormone auxin, becomes unevenly placed in the cell—a key step that gives plants their directional growth. This
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Good MGY420 paper
The model of gene expression taught in school is highly misleading! Transcription factors are proteins that bind to DNA and then help repress, or activate, the expression of genes. Cells have hundreds of different types of transcription factors, each tuned to regulate different
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This is a real figure taken from a research article in a Nature journal. This is insane.
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negeri ini butuh sistem tanggap bencana yg handal. itu butuh sumber daya. yg digambarkan ini menunjukkan prioritas kebijakan: apa yg dipilih untuk dilakukan dan untuk TIDAK dilakukan pemerintah. dan kini kita tahu konsekuensinya. semoga pemerintah menyadari kekeliruan ini.
MBG will outspend BMKG, Basarnas, and BNPB combined by 80 times in 2026.
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Dengan atau tanpa pembalakan liar, kalo satu DAS kena hantam curah hujan 229 mm, kayak di Tapanuli Tengah sekarang (data curah hujan dari postingan Prof @EYulihastin), maka mudah saja terjadi longsor dan banjir bandang. Jaman Junghuhn aja banjir bandang itu kejadian rutin.
💔Terrible flash flooding in Huta Nabolon, Central Tapanuli North Sumatra in Indonesia today....
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(1/3) Imagine reconstructing a history over a billion years in the making. New research from EMBL and @Stanford shows how centromeres retain their function despite their rapid rate of change, and the evolutionary constraints that govern this process. https://t.co/j4Qiny9nAz
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New Review Article: "Advances and prospects of large DNA fragment editing in plants" https://t.co/NZI37Kcoet This Review summarizes recent advances in large DNA fragment editing and discusses their applications and future prospects in precise breeding.
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incredibly detailed technical blog just dropped on the anatomy of BoltzGen 🧬 made for ML people, but covering everything from molecular representations to diffusion-based generation of protein binders + crazy good interactive visuals 👏👏 @ludocomito
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🤖 Will AI Replace the Plant Breeder? 🌱 Join us for our final seminar of 2025 where our Centre Director, Professor Lee Hickey, will explore AI's transformative role in modern plant breeding. Through case studies spanning multiple crop species, Professor Hickey will
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@bagus_muljadi Sepakat pak. Secara kehumasan, cuitan Oxford udh pas dan cukup. Goal dia hanya promote pencapaian akademisi internal. Layaknya kampus Indonesia bikin ucapan pencapaian dosennya. Oxford gak wajib disclose detail proses penelitian. Itu tanggung jawab researcher di naskah akademik
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Impressive work from the Zhang group at Tsinghua University describing automated OrthoRep-driven protein evolution, which they used to evolve various new proteins, including an effective capping-enzyme-T7-RNAP fusions for production of capped mRNAs.
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FWIW: this is why I find AI for science so fascinating. Building “AGI” — intelligence that looks like us — is in some regards more dull than to solving task that humans are not evolved to do, like perceive and reason at molecular and atomic levels. We were evolved to pick
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The majority of plant DNA is essentially parasitic, encoding the message, 'make more of me.' And the vast majority of chromatin modification in plant genomes can be interpreting as saying, 'don't do that.' Genomes are shaped, in large measure, by this conversation. Huge if true.
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I need to stop doomscrolling and actually start reading those articles I titip'ed.
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MeNet: A mixed-effect deep neural network for multi-environment genomic prediction of agronomic traits #resource #PlantCommunications
https://t.co/4DmM5sDqAl
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"No, we have aliens at home" Much of the living world still awaits description.
I know I'm spamming you all with the world's largest flower this week but look at THIS! A rare glimpse inside Rafflesia arnoldi!
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