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Super album with amazing pictures to look at during the last half hour of #sciencesunday…

Super album with amazing pictures to look at during the last half hour of #sciencesunday…

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In album Abstracts and Patterns (Nature) (51 photos)

Super album with amazing pictures to look at during the last half hour of #sciencesunday by +Dan Bowden

Reshared post from +Dan Bowden

Since I've gained so many new followers over the last few weeks I thought I'd reshare some of my albums with them!

This is my Abstracts and Patterns (Nature) album.  It's a work in progress!

And since it's #ScienceSunday I may as well tag +Rajini Rao and +Robby Bowles as well!

Enjoy


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Comparing chromatin signatures (DNaseI hypersensitive) and transcript abundances (DGE sequencing) for 3 humans, 3 chimpanzees and 3 macaques shows evidence of gain and loss of regulatory elements that correlate with species-specific phenotypic changes

Comparing chromatin signatures (DNaseI hypersensitive) and transcript abundances (DGE sequencing) for 3 humans, 3 chimpanzees and 3 macaques shows evidence of gain and loss of regulatory elements that correlate with species-specific phenotypic changes

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Comparing chromatin signatures (DNaseI hypersensitive) and transcript abundances (DGE sequencing) for 3 humans, 3 chimpanzees and 3 macaques shows evidence of gain and loss of regulatory elements that correlate with species-specific phenotypic changes. Also, they show that SNPs inside regulatory elements might be responsible for the variation in specie specific functions.

PLoS Genetics: Extensive Evolutionary Changes in Regulatory Element Activity during Human Origins Are Associated with Altered Gene Expression and Positive Selection
PLoS Genetics is an open-access

Comparing chromatin signatures (DNaseI hypersensitive) and transcript abundances…

Comparing chromatin signatures (DNaseI hypersensitive) and transcript abundances…

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Comparing chromatin signatures (DNaseI hypersensitive) and transcript abundances (DGE sequencing) for 3 humans, 3 chimpanzees and 3 macaques shows evidence of gain and loss of regulatory elements that correlate with species-specific phenotypic changes. Also, they show that SNPs inside regulatory elements might be responsible for the variation in specie specific functions. 

PLoS Genetics: Extensive Evolutionary Changes in Regulatory Element Activity during Human Origins Are Associated with Altered Gene Expression and Positive Selection
PLoS Genetics is an open-access


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I do absolutely love these kind of data visualisation based on current live events…

I do absolutely love these kind of data visualisation based on current live events…

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I do absolutely love these kind of data visualisation based on current live events (in this case European Championships in Poland/Ukraine) and the effect this has on online social activity. 

Great to see how things response and evolve over the tournament.
 
For more figures and data visit the following Twitter data page: http://goo.gl/NCMIZ

Thnx +Michele Mattioni for posting this! 

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Really thinks that the event option in G+ looks amazing! Now just hope that they…

Really thinks that the event option in G+ looks amazing! Now just hope that they…

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Really thinks that the event option in G+ looks amazing! Now just hope that they make it possible soon to do more Doodle like option that people can also select preferable date! 

/edit. Just found out that there is even a photo share option in the new G+ app that let all the people that attend the same event upload his/her pictures to the same shared album – what a great idea!! 

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About me

I am a Lead Data Scientist at Microsoft in the World-Wide Data Insights CTO office focusing on cloud solutions for the Internet-of-Things, Big Data, Deep Learning, and Machine Learning. I obtained my PhD at the University of Cambridge specialising in Big Data Biology while being based at the European Bioinformatics Institute (EBI) and the European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL).

In my previous "academic life", I was working in Ewan Birney's research group. My main subject was understanding non-coding variation using genome-wide molecular assays, like FAIRE and CTCF, onto Human cell line populations. Another research interest was identification of whole-body phenotypes in Human MRI scans using Machine Learning techniques.

Furthermore, I'm the co-founder of Rijschoolvergelijker. The largest driving school comparison website in the Netherlands with European ambitions.

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