Hugerth lab
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Human molecular ecology lab at Uppsala University. Microbiota as a modifiable risk factor in women's health. Bloops by @luhugerth.bsky.social
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We concluded that plasmids evolve through a birth-death process, involving fusion (birth of a new "species"),
but also fragmentation (by many processes, such as MGE-mediated recombination). Fusions mostly are removed by selection, but sometimes they survive
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but also fragmentation (by many processes, such as MGE-mediated recombination). Fusions mostly are removed by selection, but sometimes they survive
16/n
September 25, 2025 at 9:39 PM
We concluded that plasmids evolve through a birth-death process, involving fusion (birth of a new "species"),
but also fragmentation (by many processes, such as MGE-mediated recombination). Fusions mostly are removed by selection, but sometimes they survive
16/n
but also fragmentation (by many processes, such as MGE-mediated recombination). Fusions mostly are removed by selection, but sometimes they survive
16/n
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Bioinformatics is not just about the data.
It’s about the biology behind the data.
Without that, your code is just noise in a terminal.
Bioinformatics is not just about the data.
It’s about the biology behind the data.
Without that, your code is just noise in a terminal.
September 26, 2025 at 1:15 PM
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Bioinformatics is not just about the data.
It’s about the biology behind the data.
Without that, your code is just noise in a terminal.
Bioinformatics is not just about the data.
It’s about the biology behind the data.
Without that, your code is just noise in a terminal.
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I do miss when things were called "neural networks" and "principal components analysis" etc instead of lumping everything as "ML" and then "AI"
August 15, 2025 at 6:51 AM
I do miss when things were called "neural networks" and "principal components analysis" etc instead of lumping everything as "ML" and then "AI"
Nice! I'll add it to my epi syllabus as optional material for interested students
August 16, 2025 at 1:45 PM
Nice! I'll add it to my epi syllabus as optional material for interested students