Martin Taylor
@mstaylor.bsky.social
Professor at the University of Edinburgh
scientist | mutagenesis | genome biology | selection | cancer
scientist | mutagenesis | genome biology | selection | cancer
A really interesting and insightful paper Vova.
October 5, 2025 at 1:59 PM
A really interesting and insightful paper Vova.
[2/2] Within a strain, that's divergence from a common starting point. The more heterogeneity (divergence) amongst tumours generated, the less the path of tumour development has been fully determined by the controlled variables.
January 16, 2025 at 6:05 PM
[2/2] Within a strain, that's divergence from a common starting point. The more heterogeneity (divergence) amongst tumours generated, the less the path of tumour development has been fully determined by the controlled variables.
[1/2] Throughout the paper we do talk about convergence of phenotypes between strains. For each strain the we took the same starting point (genetics, environment, sex, exposure) and asked how consistent were the tumours produced (same drivers, mutations, expression, selection)?
January 16, 2025 at 6:04 PM
[1/2] Throughout the paper we do talk about convergence of phenotypes between strains. For each strain the we took the same starting point (genetics, environment, sex, exposure) and asked how consistent were the tumours produced (same drivers, mutations, expression, selection)?