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Colleague is looking for input on reducing library prep costs for metagenomic sequencing using Illumina DNA Prep kit. They ask "Has anyone successfully reduced library prep volumes without introducing bias? If so, how much reduction worked for you?"
Anyone know of software or a web server that can search a sequence for alternative genetic codes? Been trying to install Codetta https://t.co/Wd7IMD23Cy but can't get it running so looking for alternatives.
Cool: "In Point Reyes, a National Park Service scientist has made an incredibly rare find." Michael Reichmuth "photographed a group of newly hatched California giant salamanders in the wild for the first time." https://t.co/wV0cKOGs5U via @SFGate
Nice article about cave microbes and the work of people like Hazel Barton from BBC News https://t.co/COB81H8QD9
Well, I love PacBio generally and the Trillion Gene Atlas sounds kind of cool. But as far as I can tell, none of this has been released publically and I cannot find a paper or preprint on the Trillion...
A key read regarding some (just some) examples of inappropriate, offensive, and/or inaccurate comments by Vinay Prasad (from May of last year) An Anti-Science MAHA Extremist Is Playing a Major Role at the FDA https://t.co/oFNaYm0qlD via @newrepublic https://t.co/P1V9lMdDjn
