Clive G. Brown

@Clive_G_Brown

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Oxford, England
Joined October 2013
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    15 hours ago

    Trying out the MinIT for the first time! This is a Lambda QC run using a 10 month old library prep kit. It’s definitely keeping up with with the base-calling.

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    12 hours ago

    Not bad for one of our early runs. Still need to optimise the concentration of starting material, but pretty pleased with this!

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  3. 5 hours ago

    Gene tests to detect breast cancer

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    14 hours ago

    Dual wielding metagenomes with Chris Quince and .

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    Dec 18

    Science hive mind - excellent substitutes for the previously MoBio-now- Power Soil DNA kit? price hikes have made it $10/prep, and that's not sustainable for my group's usage.

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    19 hours ago

    The new flowcells are here and QC is looking very good. Excited to sequence some plant RNA !

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    22 hours ago

    Are you seriously suggesting that editing gave "panda-like spots to sheep"? and many of the other abnormalities you discuss (e.g. large toungues) are well known artifacts of *cloning* as discussed by the researchers you interviewed but NOT in your article's misleading headline

    . and I spent months investigating the technology used to create the first gene-edited human babies. Editing animals' genes gave inexplicably long tongues to rabbits, extra bones to pigs, panda-like spots to sheep, and killed cattle
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    Dec 18

    The 4th Generation | Thorium vs. Molten Salt Reactor Very grateful to Canon for putting to a great, succinct blog points I have made repeatedly on radio, in panels, in comments etc. etc. Excellent stuff ⁦⁩

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    Dec 18

    2018. We took science and DNA sequencing to the people, the farmers. And now it’s all I want to do. Forever. Thank you all who made this journey possible. We keep disrupting 🚀

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  10. Dec 19

    Obviously, we’ve got this kind of thing in our sights. Very suitable for nanopore platform. First modified base callers are just appearing.

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    Dec 18

    While much attention has been on genome sequencing of pathogens to make rapid, accurate diagnosis of sepsis, this team went on to epigenomes

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  12. Dec 19

    Cervical cancer test ‘will revolutionise screening’

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  13. Dec 19

    Exercise as good as pills for blood pressure

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    Dec 18

    134k reads with 183Mbp basecalled during talk using a MinIT to run flow cell forgotten in a rucksack over the weekend.

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    Dec 18

    Most of the ONT posters from NCM18 are now available here. . Hope you like them!

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    Dec 14

    A rejection letter to Albert Einstein from the University of Bern

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    Dec 18

    Preprint: MinION Nanopore Sequencing of Multiple Displacement Amplified Mycobacteria DNA Direct from Sputum

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    Dec 18

    Finally our PromethION is working. More than 10Gb of data in 3hrs! Feeling excited for the possibilities

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    Dec 17

    Some cool papers to whet your appetite from and :

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    Dec 17
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    A single Nanobind extraction sufficed for several successful SMRTcells and three nice flow cells. Still DNA left on that tube at lab. Easy job!

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