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Reanalysis links two snail gene regions to schistosome resistance

The present study does not itself demonstrate disease prevention or clinical benefit in humans. The researchers reanalyzed an older genome-wide association study dataset from B. glabrata snails experimentally challenged with S. mansoni. The analysis identified association signals at LG5R and LG11L. LG11L contains a cluster…

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Drought and disease drove lynx to prey on black kites

The area supported a relatively stable population of four to six adult Iberian lynx, including two to three males and two to three females, and 105 to 223 black kite breeding pairs. Black kites represented 82–90% of the local raptor assemblage. The two…

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TranscriptFormer Maps 112 Million Cells Across 12 Species

TranscriptFormer used an analogous reconstruction task, but its inputs and prediction targets were gene-expression values rather than words. The resulting model was therefore trained to learn structure in cellular expression data at a scale encompassing many cell types and 12 species.

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Polynesian ancestry study maps genetic links to 13 cardiometabolic traits

A meta-analysis of 8,461 Native Hawaiians and Samoans identified 25 significant genetic associations across 13 cardiometabolic traits, including a strengthened link between a CREBRF variant and fasting glucose. A meta-analysis of more than 8,000 Native Hawaiians and Samoans identified 25 genome-wide significant genetic associations across…