Chilled snowboard day with the family
Posts by Emanuel
Fire and snow outside make for a perfect Sunday morning mood
Enjoying Frankfort and the IABS meeting for NGS in adventitious virus detection. Great conference so far
Enjoyed a quick morning run at the lake. Holds work problems again at bay
Heads up: This is an industry derived code and the license does not allow it's usage for profit
Just released our tool "splitty" github.com/ngs-ai-org/s... for fusion detection from transcripts. It's a BAM-based fusion caller in #rust for short- and long-reads, as well as tools around BND VCF entries (clustering, filtering,...).
Soon hopefully a publication with it's application will follow 🤞
Another very insightful paper on #methylation and long-read sequencing by @gangfang.bsky.social, describing some important but frequently overlooked caveats.
Gang provides a fantastic summary in his post, but here's my take too😅:
(1st post @BlueSky) Preprint alert🚨a long thread. Cautions in the use of @nanopore sequencing to map DNA modifications: officially reported “accuracy” ≠ reliable mapping in real applications. We performed a critical assessment of nanopore sequencing (across different versions of models) for the 1/n
Great threat and highlighting a few critical points which we reflected internally on as well, when we analyzed methylation in PacBio data www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...
New interval lookup library just hit for Rust, C++ and Python — claims best in class performance! Pretty cool : github.com/kcleal/super...
Do you know how it compares in general to interval trees ? Both in speed and "usability" e.g. compared with rust bio interval trees? docs.rs/bio/latest/b...
Science break
Damn too late. Did they mention if they make recordings available?
Great work and intriguing story. I am glad that I could contribute a bit, too. #🧪
So @ctitusbrown.bsky.social gave a talk for our Genome Center faculty meeting & I got reacquainted with sourmash -- github.com/sourmash-bio... really easy to install - got it to work in a few minutes on my laptop and desktop -- lots of interesting findings already ...
Thanks Titus et al.
Completely agree on that part 😉
I think unit testing is really a must have. CI sometimes becomes more tricky in my experience when meaningful results can only be obtained with large and heavy data.
Relaxing a bit after a demanding week
This is the dirty secret of the ctDNA field. The false positives will absolutely bankrupt the medical system if they're rolled out as is (not to mention the mental trauma!)
Blood tests for cancer may be useful someday, but the hype needs to be kept in check until the results are there.
Profiling Chromatin Accessibility in Humans Using Adenine Methylation and Long-Read Sequencing www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2023.10....
Looking forward to read that one 👍🧪
Thx, I guess Nucleic Acid Research (methods), BMC or Plos Computational Biology might be good options. Any recommendations by chance?
Unfortunately Bioinformatics rejected our Pacbio methylation Algo manuscript www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1... . Reviews were constructive and easy to address, none questioned method itself, results or that it should be published. Strange.. off to the next publisher then 🧪
Getting slowly a hang on these intervals
Enjoyed a family weekend hike in the nearby mountains, Les Moss
Thrilled to see that the approach to which I contributed is going forward and might eventually help in the early detection of pancreatic cancer
blog.crownbio.com/a-novel-panc...
Announcing myself here with a genome announcement coming out of our group recently 🤗 academic.oup.com/g3journal/ad...
Reference genomes for BALB/c Nude and NOD/SCID mouse models