Biotech2k
Huge fan of #AI, #Genetics, #Immunology and #Oncology. I inform and educate. Its up to you to make the best decisions for you. Speculate in moderation.
View on πThreads
8/ CRISPR CAS14 and CAS-Phi https://t.co/JYA2Deu1Ax
15/ The other big concern is chromosomal rearrangements when used for multiple edits at once. Typically they have to do an edit and run the cell through the cell cycle to ensure th...
4/ The output is always 256 bits or 64 characters in alpha numeric fashion. This uses all 26 letters and all 10 numbers from A - Z and 0 - 9. The output looks like below. This is a...
11/ The major advance in CAS enzyme was the discovery of other CAS enzyme in other microbes. There has been an explosion of new CAS enzymes that we can use to develop editing tools...
5/ The repeat segments become the tracrRNA that will get loaded into an enzyme called CAS9. CAS9 stands for CRISPR Associated Protein 9. The CAS9 will recognize the tracrRNA and bi...
7/ This is often called the reduction phase as the new cells go from Diploid with 2 copies of each chromosome to Haploid which is just 1 copy of each chromosome. You can get a new...
If you are looking for cheap biotech ideas, I suggest looking to these key themes. I call them my technology of the future themes. I will even throw in some names. Just be sure to...
6/ By looking at the patterns of inheritance on a pedigree, we can quickly see how the trait is passed. If the trait affects both males and females, its an autosomal trait. If it o...
1/ The rules of Mendelian Genetics treats every gene as if it were on a separate chromosome. Every gene has a 50% chance of making it into any gamete. https://t.co/JehFG1m97v
5/ Those words use a system called BIP39 to translate that 256 bit number into a mnemonic of 12 or 24 words. These come form and represent the private key. This means you can take...
13/ On the right in blue you see the first parent's genes with 1 big Y for Yellow and 1 little y for green. The first parent is heterozygous for Yellow and green, but has the pheno...
22/ The basic concept is not every person who gets the gene for a disease will get the disease. Some diseases are 100%. If you get that gene, you definitely will get the disease. O...