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Alaina Shumate, PhD

@alaina_shumate

Assistant Principal Investigator of Bioinformatics at NBACC

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The v2 masked GRCh38 fasta masks out 1.2 Mbp of falsely duplicated sequence! Available here ftp-trace.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/ReferenceSampl…

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Deep into thesis writing and the delete key on my keyboard works approximately 25% of the time. Quickly approaching the feeling of writing my thesis on a typewriter πŸ˜…

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I will be defending my PhD one week from today (March 18th) at 2pm ET! If you are interested in watching my defense, DM me for the zoom link 🧬

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Getting to be a part of this project was the honor of a lifetime. So many people to thank but to highlight a few Karen Miga & Adam Phillippy who led the entire project. Marina Haukness & Mark Diekhans who led the annotation efforts and of course my advisor Steven Salzberg πŸ’™πŸ’›

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12 years ago today I lost my dad to pancreatic cancer. Last month I dedicated my thesis work to him with this last slide. Miss you everyday dad!

12 years ago today I lost my dad to pancreatic cancer. Last month I dedicated my thesis work to him with this last slide. Miss you everyday dad!
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"Implications of the first complete human genome assembly" in Genome Research genome.cshlp.org/content/32/4/5… Lots of good stuff in here, but this quote from @meganamsu really makes me smile 😊 High-five Karen Miga πŸ™Œ

"Implications of the first complete human genome assembly" in <a href="/genomeresearch/">Genome Research</a>  genome.cshlp.org/content/32/4/5… Lots of good stuff in here, but this quote from @meganamsu really makes me smile 😊 High-five <a href="/khmiga/">Karen Miga</a> πŸ™Œ
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Don’t tell Women you respect them, then vote for a party who takes away their rights. Don’t tell Gay people you’re a friend, then vote for a party that calls them groomers. Don’t tell Black people you’re not racist, then vote for a party that’s anti-BLM It’s not β€œjust politics”

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A party that takes away abortion rights but refuses to provide support for pregnant women who need help with medical care including birth expenses, housing, food, child care & schooling, employment, etc, is most definitely not pro-life.

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This week I graduated from Johns Hopkins with my Ph.D. in biomedical engineering and was hooded by my wonderful advisor Steven Salzberg πŸ’™πŸ’›. After spending a significant part of grad school doing everything remotely, it felt extra special to have the ceremony in person this year!

This week I graduated from Johns Hopkins with my Ph.D. in biomedical engineering and was hooded by my wonderful advisor <a href="/StevenSalzberg1/">Steven Salzberg πŸ’™πŸ’›</a>. After spending a significant part of grad school doing everything remotely, it felt extra special to have the ceremony in person this year!
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It’s been an honor to contribute to the annotation of the T2T Y chr! The preprint of the first truly complete human Y chromosome is now available! Big thank you to my amazing mentor Alaina Shumate, PhD and PI Steven Salzberg πŸ’™πŸ’› and of course everyone in the T2T consortium!!

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Remarkable work led by Arang Rhie and Adam Phillippy, finishing the human Y chromosome. It might be small but its complex structure made it super-difficult to complete. Pleased that my former student Adam Phillippy included my lab members Alaina Shumate, PhD and Jakob Heinz in the work