Muhammad Munim (@mbmunim_) 's Twitter Profile
Muhammad Munim

@mbmunim_

PhD candidate - @mvh_lab @MIT - fascinated by all things metabolism | @UofT '20 | 🇵🇰🇨🇦 he/him

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FrezzaLab (@frezzalab) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Site of breast cancer metastasis is independent of single nutrient levels biorxiv.org/content/10.110… Very important work on metabolic dependencies of metastasis from the MVH Lab

Nadav Brandes (@brandesnadav) 's Twitter Profile Photo

New preprint claims that most existing DNA language models perform just as well with random weights, suggesting that pretraining does nothing (Mistral & DNABERT-2 look like exceptions). We need better DNA language models.

New preprint claims that most existing DNA language models perform just as well with random weights, suggesting that pretraining does nothing (Mistral & DNABERT-2 look like exceptions).

We need better DNA language models.
Burhan Azeem, Cambridge City Councillor (@realburhanazeem) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I can’t believe it - after years of advocacy, exclusionary zoning has ended in Cambridge. We just passed the single most comprehensive rezoning in the US—legalizing multifamily housing up to 6 stories citywide in a Paris style Here’s the details 🧵

I can’t believe it - after years of advocacy, exclusionary zoning has ended in Cambridge. 

We just passed the single most comprehensive rezoning in the US—legalizing multifamily housing up to 6 stories citywide in a Paris style 

Here’s the details 🧵
Andrew Kern (@pastramimachine) 's Twitter Profile Photo

will forever point out that PhyloP, a traditional probabilistic model, has a fraction of the compute cost and does as well or better than many of these foundation models

Muhammad Munim (@mbmunim_) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Honoured to have been invited to this symposium! Had a great time presenting my work and interacting with other amazing students!

Eric Topol (@erictopol) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A case for substituting butter with plant oils From >220,000 participants in 3 large cohorts using validated food questionnaires with 33 years of follow-up jamanetwork.com/journals/jamai…

A case for substituting butter with plant oils
From >220,000 participants in 3 large cohorts using validated food questionnaires with 33 years of follow-up
jamanetwork.com/journals/jamai…
📎 (@mikesnosense) 's Twitter Profile Photo

im not a big gossip but i love Knowing Things. so when i ask for gossip it's never sinister. it's pure curiosity and a desire for knowledge

Sasha Gusev (@sashagusevposts) 's Twitter Profile Photo

If I'm reading the new STATE ( Adduri et al. , arcinstitute.org/manuscripts/St… ) paper correctly, we still cannot predict the effect of genetic perturbations better than a simple mean, and many methods do worse?

If I'm reading the new STATE ( Adduri et al. , arcinstitute.org/manuscripts/St… ) paper correctly, we still cannot predict the effect of genetic perturbations better than a simple mean, and many methods do worse?
Stefan Bjelosevic (@stefbphd) 's Twitter Profile Photo

‼️Excited to share my first preprint in the Stegmaier lab – using metabolite depletion screens in physiological culture medium and in vitro/in vivo CRISPR screens, we identify metabolism of vitamin B2 (riboflavin) as a potent dependency in acute myeloid leukemia (AML). A 🧵…

Steven Salzberg 💙💛 (@stevensalzberg1) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Uh oh: deep learning models in genomics lose badly to very simple linear models. Could they have been over-hyped? (new paper by Simon Anders Constantin Ahlmann-Eltze (@const-ae.bsky.social) and Wolfgang Huber) nature.com/articles/s4159…

Yichi (Tony) Zhang (@tony_zhang_phd) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Happy to announce that I was awarded a pathway to independence award (K99) from the NCI/NIH today to work on studying whole-body metabolism driving cancer cachexia. None of this would be possible without support from Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation and mentorship from Eric N. Olson and mvhlab.

Happy to announce that I was awarded a pathway to independence award (K99) from the NCI/NIH today to work on studying whole-body metabolism driving cancer cachexia. None of this would be possible without support from <a href="/DamonRunyon/">Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation</a> and mentorship from <a href="/Transactivator/">Eric N. Olson</a> and mvhlab.