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At the heart of Systems Biology is a vast hunger for measurements. mRNA abundance, metabolite concentration, reactions rates, degradation rates, protein abundance. This last measurement has long been problematic for researchers, mass spectrometers get increasingly accurate and powerful, but are still hindered by the simple fact that observed signal intensity does not necessarily correlate directly with the [...]
Eczema and asthma often co-occur, indeed, I suffer from both (albeit mildly). What I wasn’t aware of was that eczema often comes first. Though eczema often precedes asthma (asthma has an underlying rate of 4-8% in the general population, but 70% in individuals with a history of chronic severe eczema), the underlying mechanism for [...]
You know an article is going to be good when it starts with a sentence like ‘Due to the overwhelming increase in [sequence data/transcriptomics data/etc]…’. So an opening gambit of ‘With the overwhelming amount and exponential increase of biomedical literature[...]‘ filled me with the promise of things to come.
The aim of this [...]
This paper caused a bit of a stir when it was published last week. The suggestion that highly curated ‘gold standard’ databases may not be as high quality as has been assumed had august figures such as Henning Hermjakob up in arms and countering as swiftly as humanly possible.
Protein-protein interactions, at the [...]
This is my entry for the PLoS ONE @ Two synchroblog. It is my first foray into blogging on peer-reviewed research, I hope you enjoy it. Here is a link to the paper concerned.
It is a general [...]
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- pymzML - Python module for high throughput bioinformatics on mass spectrometry data. http://t.co/HJRqKHO5 #citeulike
- Return to work being hampered by return to work form, which is impossible to fill in on a Mac.
- Not the ideal end to the week. Blood tests and X-rays all for basically nothing. Still at least I'm home in time to have a proper weekend.
- @d_swan mine too! I assume we got the same email :)
- @jonoble I can't imagine the situation in which you would discover that...
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