📑 New @genomics.peercommunityin.org recommendation, by Samuel Abalde
https://genomics.peercommunityin.org/articles/rec?id=559

On the work of Guilio et al. (2026) Comparing DNA extraction methods for successful PacBio HiFi sequencing: a case study of the freshwater mussel Anodonta anatina (Bivalvia: Unionidae)

#OpenAccess #Bioinformatics

A groundbreaking multiomics study revealing that biological aging and overall human biology are shaped by an intricate interaction between a person's genetic ancestry and their geographic environment.
#Genomics #MolecularBiology #Bioinformatics #Epidemiology #sflorg
https://www.sflorg.com/2026/05/geno05152601.html
Geography & DNA: How Where You Live Alters Biological Age

Discover the world-first multiomics study revealing how the interaction between genetic ancestry and geographic location impacts biological aging.

Marine snow and zooplankton in icelandic seas
Sólrún introducing her project
Ms day at #UniversityIceland #biology #bioinformatics #aquaticBiology #marineSnow
13 students Presented their projects today
Interesting interviews about AI rewrites in #bioinformatics from Rob Aboukhalil (OMGenomics). I'm on the fence. www.youtube.com/watch?v=0o2X...

I interviewed 5 bioinformatics...
I interviewed 5 bioinformatics experts about AI rewrites

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New DNA evidence shows dingoes are almost 90% pure – and fall into eight distinct groups

Ancient and modern dingo DNA reveals eight genetically distinct groups of dingoes – and the limited influence of domestic dog genes.

The Conversation

I remember reading one of those 'ten rules/recommendations for bioinformatics' type papers before, focusing on data recording/sharing practices.

It mentioned avoid using excel in analysis (duh) as one of the main points.

Anyone remember what that paper was? I can't seem to find it anywhere!

#bioinformatics

excuse me while I disappear for an unknown amount of time whilst I reconfigure parts of my #AWS #bioinformatics setup...
Spending the afternoon making student data messy. Teaching #bioinformatics is all fine but doesn’t correspond to real life if there aren’t weirdly capitalised entries in some data fields! And typos, there are always typos, somehow. Now introducing the splunge68 gene into a student dataset because grep will recognise it contains “lung” and put it in the wrong tissue dataset if they don’t take care. I feel so mean [evil laugh] but you only really learn All Data Is Messy by suffering

StructureMASST: A New Search Tool Deciphers Life's Molecular Language

StructureMASST search tool launched May 13, 2026. Find molecules in human, animal, plant, and environment samples easily.

#StructureMASST, #MoleculeSearch, #Bioinformatics, #ScienceData, #ResearchTool

https://newsletter.tf/structuremasst-tool-find-molecules-samples/

The new StructureMASST tool can search over 6,000 matches for caffeine alone. It connects molecules to where they are found.

#StructureMASST, #MoleculeSearch, #Bioinformatics, #ScienceData, #ResearchTool
https://newsletter.tf/structuremasst-tool-find-molecules-samples/

New StructureMASST tool helps find molecules in samples

StructureMASST search tool launched May 13, 2026. Find molecules in human, animal, plant, and environment samples easily.

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