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apathy
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Comment #21121602
You could use transmissible preleukemia (eg CHIP in allo transplants) as an example if you wished. Direct unassisted clonal transmission in humans seems likely but, as you noted, i…
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Comment #21055409
HTLV, EBV, HPV you better believe we have! It’s just rare (thank goodness).
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Comment #21043249
Indeed, this is why hydrogen sulfide is toxic in smallish doses
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Comment #20853441
Independent. The 60th vote was an independent who endorsed John McCain in preference to Obama. How can one person manage to be so consistently incorrect?
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Comment #20853423
Remind us who tanked the public option in the ACA? Hint: he was Al Gore’s running mate a decade prior. And he was never a republican.
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Comment #20790822
China tends to buy light crude instead of light sweet crude, hence the oil and derived fuels have more sulfur than is typical for European or American vehicles, industry, etc. This…
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Comment #20763790
Oh good grief you’re right. This is doubly sad because using an ensemble metric for per-author eigenfactor seems like it would be tractable. Carl Bergstrom is a smart guy so I supp…
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Comment #20752884
Aka eigenfactor
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Comment #20608821
As a machine learning / probabilistic programming friend put it, (journal) peer review is boosting with three weak learners. Better than nothing, but very far from ironclad. Only r…
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Comment #20475967
Timeless wisdom.
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Comment #20250004
At least for lineage switching malignancies (5yo female was MLLr), I’m not sure anything other than synthetic lethal attacks on the clonal driver will help. MLL rearrangements in y…
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Comment #20241495
Not mentioned here: the same results can in many cases be had from BiTEs at lower cost and without having to ship leukapheresis samples to the US in liquid nitrogen Having seen bot…
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Comment #20222301
I bought one of these to teach a one-shot class on experimental design and statistics. To say it served the purpose would be an understatement. We blew through the CLT and derivati…
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Comment #20197668
This paper is a PR gold mine but a methodological disaster, which is par for the course in "EWAS" (epigenome-wide association studies). At one point I had to remind a coauthor that…
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Comment #20179782
Posts like yours are the reason I come here. Great stuff. And yes glycoPTMs are insane.
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Comment #20160594
sci-hub.tw does
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Comment #20135357
Dubious — cellular senescence (whether proliferation- or oncogene-induced) is the usual failsafe for avoiding proliferation of damaged cells. It relies heavily upon TP53, RB1, and …
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Comment #20132845
Also worth noting: this is further evidence that cancer, like many other diseases, is in part an immune disease. When central tolerance is too lax, tumor cells can more easily surv…
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Comment #20066592
This is accurate in every field I’ve worked in (synthetic organic chemistry, comp chem, statistics, genetics, clinical trials). The top glam journals have an additional layer of po…
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Comment #20015189
I download the illustrations (duh?). That’s the value. I don’t actually care about the service per se. Once the illustrations are in the paper/talk, the value has been realized, fo…
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Comment #20011996
The phrase you may be looking for is “vertical market” and it’s a phrase that makes MBA types salivate. An underserved and overcapitalized vertical market can support amazing profi…
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Comment #20011992
This. I sent them some vector art that was already better than 99.9% of figures in quality review articles, and they made it better. Nobody I know that has signed up for this servi…
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Comment #20006451
Because these teams have never used (eg) google slides to put together a presentation from 3 different continents I have, and I’ll never go back to PowerPoint. Not coincidentally, …
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Comment #19965293
JFC it’s a literal adaptimmune ad. “At Megaconglomco Inc, we use our patented pan-galactic gargleblaster fragments...” Here I thought we were going to see something like Steve Form…