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Getting insights from your RNAseq data should not require a CS degree. #Bioinformatics #AgenticAI

I asked @pipette_bio to compare the FOXP2 protein (the language gene) sequence in mammals and songbird. About 10 minutes later, it showed me four very informative plots and said: "...... This analysis highlights two human-specific substitutions, T303N and N325S, located within domains essential for transcriptional regulation and neural circuitry, consistent with the gene's implication in language disorders. These findings, corroborated by literature, suggest these substitutions may have contributed to the unique aspects of human speech development. The interaction of FOXP2 with β-catenin, as revealed in recent studies, provides further insight into its regulatory complexity. This interaction hints at a sophisticated network modulating gene expression pathways associated with vocal learning, observed in both humans and songbirds. Such cross-species conservation suggests evolutionary pressures shaping these pathways, potentially mediated through regulatory elements rather than primary sequence changes." Then suggests: "Future analyses should focus on the conservation of FOXP2's regulatory regions and its interaction networks to better understand the gene's role in language acquisition and cognitive functions. This could unveil new therapeutic targets for language-related disorders, enriching our understanding of human neurodevelopmental uniqueness." I am not an evolutionary biologist, nor is my research related to language disorders, but questions like these fascinate me. And now I cant stop burning Pipette credits on follow up analysis. Hello, PhD students! You don’t have to burn your pockets. Reach out for free credits. Check out the full report: pipette.bio/use-cases/the-…

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Why does every lab have the same bottleneck? Data is everywhere, insights are scarce. That’s why we built Pipette.bio — an AI bioinformatics agent.

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Exciting things are brewing in the world of bioinformatics! 🧬💻 Our AI agent is gearing up to revolutionize how we analyze biological data. Stay tuned for updates on cutting-edge tools, smarter insights, and breakthroughs that’ll accelerate discovery! #Bioinformatics #AI

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We love training models. Currently processing 3.7 million cells of the brain. Stay tuned! #AI #SingleCell #GeneExpression #ComputationalBiology

Calling all biologists! We’re looking for a small group of researchers to join our pilot user program for our AI-powered platform designed to streamline bulk and single-cell RNA-seq analysis. 👇🏽

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Variome Analytics @VariomeAnalytic

a year ago

If you work with transcriptomics data and are interested in early access and collaboration opportunities, we’d love to hear from you. Send an email to [email protected] to participate and learn more.

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If you work with transcriptomics data and are interested in early access and collaboration opportunities, we’d love to hear from you. Send an email to [email protected] to participate and learn more.

We are building something exciting at the intersection of genomics and generative AI. Stay tuned! #genomics #AI #bioinformatics

Wishing you all a prosperous and healthy new year from Variome family. #HappyNewYear #2025 #Bioinformatics #computationalbiology