Ross Hardison (@rosshardison) 's Twitter Profile
Ross Hardison

@rosshardison

Biochemist, genome scientist, teacher at Penn State Univ. Genomic approaches to understand regulation of gene expression. Enjoy guitar and hiking.

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Jeff Vierstra (@jeffvierstra) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Excited our digital genomic footprinting paper is out today in @nature. We describe ~4.5 million nucleotide resolved TF footprints within 1.6 million distinct regulatory elements across >240 diverse human samples. Thx to ENCODE Project for support. 1/n nature.com/articles/s4158…

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Happy to see the papers out from ENCODE 3. A collection of research articles and related content describing the Encyclopedia of DNA Elements, its datasets and tools. nature.com/articles/d4285… Includes beautiful work on mouse development @PengHeCambridge and connects to ファン 🫧

Dr. Cheryl Keller @cherylkeller.bsky.social (@kellercaponephd) 's Twitter Profile Photo

If your lab does TF ChIP-seq and you've struggled with dataset quality and reproducibility, check out our new pre-print on bioRxiv! This short manuscript came out of some troubleshooting experiments we did a while back. Finally wrote it up! 😃 biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

If your lab does TF ChIP-seq and you've struggled with dataset quality and reproducibility, check out our new pre-print on <a href="/biorxivpreprint/">bioRxiv</a>! This short manuscript came out of some troubleshooting experiments we did a while back. Finally wrote it up! 😃 biorxiv.org/content/10.110…
Genetics Society of America (@geneticsgsa) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Keller et al. find that the amount of #chromatin sonication is a key variable in the success of ChIP-seq experiments, indicating that monitoring the level of sonication can improve ChIP-seq quality and reproducibility. #G3Journal Dr. Cheryl Keller @cherylkeller.bsky.social bit.ly/3E1203c

Keller et al. find that the amount of #chromatin sonication is a key variable in the success of ChIP-seq experiments, indicating that monitoring the level of sonication can improve ChIP-seq quality and reproducibility. #G3Journal <a href="/KellerCaponePhD/">Dr. Cheryl Keller @cherylkeller.bsky.social</a> bit.ly/3E1203c