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- by /u/managerofproduct1080We're updating our data analysis software platform and want to ensure compatibility for labs still on Windows 10 LTSC. LTSC 2019: Mainstream support ends Jan 2029 LTSC 2021: Mainstream ends Jan 2027 (IoT Enterprise extended to 2032) Which LTSC version are you running on your analysis workstations? (We're prioritizing Windows 11, but need to support Win10 users too.) Thanks for any insight—helps us avoid breaking workflows! submitted by /u/managerofproduct1080 [link] [comments]
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- by /u/Wide-Dragonfruit-669Hello all. Thank you for reading my post and all the help! :-] I am currently an undergrad studying biology and psychology. I just applied to an MS in Computational Life Sciences with a major emphasis on functional genomics. This is a completely new field for me, and I’d really appreciate some guidance on what I’d be learning, and different career opportunities if I get into the program. I applied because I’m interested in cognitive science and statistics, specifically how we can use mathematical and computational models (ML) to solve complex problems. I really love medicine and want to help […]
- by /u/Active-Job7185Hello, I am doing a project in metagenomics, I am working in wsl but everything is going well until I run dada 2. The process always interrupts or just ends, my .qza file measures approximately 15gb, I have already tried using Nohup, Tmux and screen and the same thing always happens, it runs but in the end the process is interrupted, the code is fine, it does not throw any errors. I also tried only with a sample that measures 4GB and the result is the same. I don't know what to do anymore 🥲 how can I solve it […]
- by /u/esdude432In the AAV (Adeno associated Virus) -mediated knock-in technique, I understand that it is a form of homologous recombination where AAV plasmids can donate an allele for a heterozygous insertion. How does the promoter work? Since the original WT gene would still be there as it is a knockin, does the endogenous promoter control both WT and mutant copy of the gene? Also, how does AAV-mediated knock-in techniques compare to other knock-in approaches like transgenics or transposon-mediated recombination? submitted by /u/esdude432 [link] [comments]
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- by /u/aaabeanHi everyone! I’m working on a bioinformatics assignment where I need to perform a multiple sequence alignment (MSA) for the myogenin protein (MYOG) from Homo sapiens and compare it to homologs from five other organisms: • Pan troglodytes • Canis lupus dingo • Dasypus novemcinctus • Mus musculus • Rattus rattus When I search for the chimpanzee (Pan troglodytes) homolog using BLASTp, the top hits are: 1. MYOG isoform 1 [Pan troglodytes] (accession: PNJ00628.1) 2. Myogenin [Pan troglodytes] (accession: XP_016791674.1) Both have 100% identity and query coverage, but MYOG isoform 1 is slightly shorter (224 aa) than the second hit […]
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- by /u/goTU123I did a whole genome sequencing and I am confused on one of the drd4 mutations that I have and that I passed on to my kids. I assume it is a mutation at least since I can't find any info on it or even the frequency of it in the population. I am heterozygous for it. The data says it is a deletion on chr 11 from position 634826-636065 and it says I have a deletion. The only variant id it gives me is RCV000018256 which says it is an insertion. Do I have an insertion or a deletion? […]
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