Genetics Soc of Amer

@GeneticsGSA

The Genetics Society of America is a professional scientific society representing more than 5,700 genetics researchers & educators around the world.

Bethesda, MD
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Joined June 2009
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  1. Pinned Tweet
    Jun 21

    Senior grad student & postdoc GSA members: we are piloting a Training Program in Scientific Reviewing!

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  2. 11h

    A link between transgenerational epigenetic inheritance of RNAi knockdown and germline immortality.

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    Venom holds clues to triggers of gene family expansion via Some pretty huge changes in copy # here

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  4. Jul 28

    Applying for jobs outside of academia? Make sure your résumé can survive a ten-second scan!

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    Jul 28

    Are changes in gene exp. induced by TE mvmt considered a subtype of PEV? R/T Y/N + thghts/links?

    3 replies . 4 retweets 1 like
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    Jul 26

    Nice new interview series from ! Great interview with .

    is here! As part of , we're bring personal stories of navigating paths
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  7. Jul 28

    "We're ready to start sequencing yesterday," says Gane Ka-Shu Wong.

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    Jul 27
    Replying to

    Her niece (also Rosalind Franklin) visited my lab 2 years ago. Super-thrilled to meet her. with our lab manager Dipa Bhaumik

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  9. Retweeted
    Jul 27

    For venom encoding genes more is more

    What sets a gene family on the road to expansion?
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  10. Retweeted
    Jul 27

    abandon it! or pair it with something like effect size!

    Should P-value thresholds be dropped from 0.05 to 0.005 for the social and biomedical sciences?
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    Jul 27
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    Or maybe we should place less weight on p-values (regardless of cutoff) and bring effect sizes to the forefront of stats interpretations?

    3 replies . 6 retweets 24 likes
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    Jul 27

    Check it out! Our paper on the C. elegans female state is out in

    6 retweets 10 likes
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    Jul 27

    Venom holds clues to triggers of gene family expansion via

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    Jul 27

    In my view, this is a very naive and useless measure anyway; researchers with a goal in mind can be very creative

    Should P-value thresholds be dropped from 0.05 to 0.005 for the social and biomedical sciences?
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    Jul 27

    Maybe, but n=3 should become n=5, and statistics, mathematics and physics training should be integrated into curricula at ugrad +grad levels

    Should P-value thresholds be dropped from 0.05 to 0.005 for the social and biomedical sciences?
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    Jul 26

    I love this profile on ! Many insight comments. via

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  17. Jul 27

    What sets a gene family on the road to expansion?

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  18. Jul 27

    Should P-value thresholds be dropped from 0.05 to 0.005 for the social and biomedical sciences?

    3 replies . 7 retweets 10 likes
  19. Jul 27

    The research apparently targeted a gene associated with a significant human disease with few off-target edits.

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  20. Jul 27

    "Medieval manuscripts represent a relatively untapped store of biological information."

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    Jul 26

    is here! As part of , we're bring personal stories of navigating paths

    1 reply . 16 retweets 25 likes

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