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Comment #30309045
> 'adult cell' (which I'd assume analogous to differentiated cell) That's correct. > I'd guess the transfer process is why she arrived with shorter telomeres at birth? Also spot on…
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Comment #30307800
For some extra context, Dolly was not made using the iPSC approach (reversing differentiation from adult cells). Dolly was cloned using a process called Somatic Cell Nuclear Transf…
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Comment #30307751
There has been a significant amount of work in this area. One of the most notable breakthroughs was from Shinya Yamanaka (and his lab) in 2006 & onward where they defined a core se…
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Comment #29702952
You totally should, it's a lot of fun. I'd suggest trying to find some bacterial genome sequencing (like E. coli) done on nanopore if you're interested in those data. I don't have …
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Comment #29699480
Tl;Dr: Nanopore data is historically lower quality than current gold-standard methods, but it is by no means "not viable" in a genomics pipeline. Their newer chemistry flowcells ar…
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Comment #26540953
I have literally no skin in the game here, but here's another interesting group that totally bailed on a similar project because I guess they hated Julia so much. Good to see somet…
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Comment #26012932
You're correct that there's never been an experiment on the scale of the current pandemic, but there is a long history of demonstrating that viruses rapidly evolve to escape antibo…
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Comment #26009958
A strong argument against this is the potential to apply selective pressure for virus variants that escape antibody binding. After the first vaccine dose, antibody titer in the blo…