Brian Krueger

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May 12, 2025 Hey There! Thanks for spending part of your week with Omic.ly! This Week's Headlines 1) De novo mutations are more common than we previously thought 2) Mass spec is primed to lead the next proteomics revolution 3) The most famous picture in the history

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Biotechnology

China has set its sights on eating America's biotech lunch

Immune System

A pig liver makes its way into a human

Approximately 2,000 people die every year waiting for a liver transplant. Pigs might help change that!

Proteomics

How to do proteomics using a high throughput sequencer

Multiplex aptamer/antibody arrays are a gateway drug to get genetics people to embrace proteomics.

Proteins

There are more than 20 amino acids

You might have been told that there are 20 amino acids. That’s a lie.

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Weekly Reading List: April, 28 2025

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April 28, 2025 Hey There! Thanks for spending part of your week with Omic.ly! This Week's Headlines 1) A pig liver makes its way into a human 2) How to do proteomics using a high throughput sequencer 3) There are more than 20 amino acids Here'

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Genomics

Genome interpretation's big week in the spotlight

Oncology

Will Ultima's ultra cheap bases be a major boon to MRD?

Ultima Genomics is put to the test in MRD

Proteomics

The future of high throughput proteomics is unfolding right in front of us

High throughput proteomics could revolutionize our understanding of human disease, but it's going to take some major innovations to get us there!

High-Throughput Sequencing

The 'plus and minus' method: Fred Sanger's first attempt at DNA sequencing

Frederick Sanger invented a famous DNA sequencing method. It's not the one pictured below (which he also invented).

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Weekly Reading List: April 24, 2025

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April 21, 2025 Hey There! Thanks for spending part of your week with Omic.ly! This Week's Headlines 1) Will Ultima's ultra cheap bases be a major boon to MRD? 2) The future of high throughput proteomics is unfolding right in front of us 3) The

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Start-Upomics

De-extincted" Dire Wolves, A Discontinued Sequencer, and PacBio Goes Long

Neuroscience

How does the brain control perception of everything around us?

Deep brain structures play a key role in filtering out what we perceive

Proteomics

The proteasome and lysosome decide what proteins live or die

The importance of taking out the trash: An overview of cellular protein degradation pathways.

Molecular Biology

Jelly fish proteins started brightening up microscopy in 1994

In 1994, an obscure jellyfish protein was stuck into a worm. It has enlightened biology and medicine ever since.

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Weekly Reading List: April 14, 2025

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