osn-scott.bsky.social

@osn-scott.bsky.social

Synthetic biologist, passionate about levelling the playing field in bioinnovation - open source biostack. Open Science Network Society, Creator of the Open Yeast Collection and Yeast Protein Expression Toolkit, Reclone.org, iGEM Eng. Team, FreeGenes

I love my lil lab! Sacrificed so much to get here, but I am so damn proud of this research nook that sustains me. The biological equivalent of Carl Sagan's Spaceship of the Imagination. I'm a journeyman helmsman at best, but this little sloop is agile in rough seas.

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SPLICECRAFT v1.0 IS LIVE!!!!!!!!!!!! Open your terminal and type in "pipx install splicecraft" if you want to try it out, then spam "splicecraft update" often as I push updates frequently. A labor of love for the community I adore. Enjoy! 💚

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Excited to say I'll be releasing version 1.0.0 of SpliceCraft in just 4 days time! It won't be perfect, but I have done as much as I could to bring it to this state and will be open to all criticism on the behavior, utility, errors, etc. Let ego not be the death of good tooling.

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🚀 A long-requested feature just landed in #OpenCloning 🔬🧬 You can now manually annotate sequences and create primers right from the editor ✨ Hope it makes your workflow a bit smoother! 📨 If you want to stay updated with upcoming features, subscribe to the mailing list (link in the comments)

First time on Bsky and first big announcement! I am excited to announce that our new study explaining the missing heritability of many phenotypes using WGS data from ~347,000 UK Biobank participants has just been published in @Nature. Our manuscript is here: www.nature.com/articles/s41....

Estimation and mapping of the missing heritability of human phenotypes - Nature

WGS data were used from 347,630 individuals with European ancestry in the UK Biobank to obtain high-precision estimates of coding and non-coding rare variant heritability for 34 co...

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Are you an early-stage graduate student (2nd or 3rd year) or early-stage postdoc based in the US or Canada, working primarily in Drosophila? Would you like to help improve the experience of all trainees working in Drosophila research? If so, read on. (Please repost to reach a broad audience.)

Related but cool combo of cytogenetics and phenotype. Know when the first QTL was mapped? Sax, K. 1923. The association of size differences with seed coat pattern and pigmentation in Phaseolus vulgaris. Genetics 8:552-560.