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Chrystine, PhD

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Field Application Scientist @MGI_BGI, aspiring bioinformatician and poet but most of all a daydreamer. I make love in microlitres.

Joined October 2017
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Tried something new and although I didn't win any prizes, it was a fun experience besides doing science! PS - the 2nd half of the video is (unedited) done purely using command-line with a lot of programming tweaks. bridges.monash.edu/articles/prese… #visualizeyourthesis #vyt2020 #shrimp


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Build a mini MiSeq i100 Series with us! Do you want to see the MiSeq i100 Series and maybe get a mini model of your own? Stop by our booth at #ASHG24!


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STAMP Single-Cell Transcriptomics Analysis & Multimodal Profiling through Sequencing-free, Imaging-based #SpatialOmics system CosMx Xenium Single-cell suspension cytospinned to slides 100 ~ >1M cells ⏫cell capture ⏬doublets Able to identify ultra-rare cell population…

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Just when you think you’ve seen most things in the lab… saw this outside the lab

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Genomic characterization of carbapenem and colistin-resistant Klebsiella pneumoniae isolates from humans and dogs frontiersin.org/articles/10.33…


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Someone sent me an example of a Manhattan plot used in a GWAS study... 👀 seems legit...

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A difference of 100-fold reduction in reagent consumption per cycle, which makes the system more cost effective than "traditional methods". The multivalency is key: the fluorophore is attached to many avidites.

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A short video showing the cycle by cycle 100bp targetted sequencing of @ElemBio AVITI24 multi-omics instrument. It's called in vitro 3D ABC sequencing. #AGBT

In vitro 3D ABC sequencing @ElemBio #agbt2024



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1/ Do you want to gain practical computational biology skills in industry? I made this challenge for you buff.ly/48TcalB In this task, you are going to use public TCGA data to answer some questions on immune infiltration.


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same library sequenced on @illumina #Novaseq6000 (PE250) and @ElemBio #aviti (PE300). what you are looking at are Phix error rates per cycle. #Aviti wins this round, I think

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454.bio went the Open Source way for their DIY sequencer. 454.bio/blog/2024/01/2…

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More on #LiquidBiopsy methods to increase the amount of cfDNA per blood sample science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…


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With improvement in @nanopore basecalling we now get reads of Q20+ (soon Q30?). Are anyone actively working on establishing a standardized workflow for 16S rRNA gene #amplicon processing to generate OTUs/ASVs in the style of QIIME/Mothur/USEARCH? #bioinformatics


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Spatial transcriptomics trade offs that sometimes are not realized. Here are some examples, simplified for twitter


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Jokes aside I'm genuinely excited about ORA to replace fastq.gz soon. It would be a proper game changer since 2000 fastq first ever release: emea.illumina.com/science/genomi…


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mosdepth calculates depth quickly from bam/cram. @LudvigOlsen added the ability to filter on fragment length (e.g. to count only cfDNA reads) for latest release: github.com/brentp/mosdept…


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I'm excited to introduce Genomic Sequence Encryption (GSE): a DNA-based cryptography scheme in living cells! Using simultaneous multi-site base editing, we implement GSE in cell populations and individual stem cells. doi.org/10.1101/2023.1… 1/8

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Based on the table of @AlbertVilella I created this graph of (minimum) sequencing cost vs (maximum) yield. Pretty strong correlation. Long read sequencing methods from @PacBio and @nanopore doing remarkably well #NGS #Bioinformatics.

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Updated the #NextGenerationSequencing specs table now with the numbers of the NovaSeq X vs NovaSeq X Plus. The former can do 1 fcell at a time, including the 25B type. NovaSeq X Plus can do 2 fcells at a time.

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Visualization of package dependencies in R, here e.g. DESeq2. My takeaways: -they can be enormous -the spectacular collaborativity of the R& BioC communities. Developers can reliably reuse inputs from 10s/100s of other projects, distributed around the world& across disciplines.

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New blog post: Package dependencies in your R session jokergoo.github.io/2023/11/16/pac… The diagram below shows strong dependency relations when only loading Seurat in a new R session.

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