
Shane McCarthy
@mcshane
Assembler of genomes for the Tree of Life programme at Wellcome Sanger. Ex-physicist. Sandgroper
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11-03-2007 20:20:25
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Last day to apply for these roles with the Wellcome Sanger Tree of Life Programme Assembly Team!

Read our #DarwinTreeOfLife article for NatureEcoEvo, where we ask "Does #genome size matter?" For our scientists, trying to work out resources needed for each species, the answer is a resounding "yes!" Find out more: ow.ly/9frb50Luabw @KewScience Cibele Sotero-Caio Shane McCarthy



I've been dying to tell you all! I'm going on a national tour in 2023 representing the Australian Institute of Physics Australian Institute of Physics Looking forward to meeting lots of people as the Women in Physics lecturer. aip.org.au/News/13010152



I worked in Shane's team for 4 years. They were some of the best years of my life. One of the positions is to replace me. Our DToL project is wonderful. I'm still in the project, just in another position now. Apply today! Darwin Tree of Life


Delighted this is out, led by Brice Letcher , culmination of 10 yrs of work,started by Sorina Maciuca. New genome graph methods took a lot of work, but paid off, and Brice showed gene conversion between genes explained unusually deeply diverged lineages in 2 surface antigen genes.


In this preprint, Aylwyn Scally, Richard Durbin and I present evidence for deep population structure shared by all modern humans biorxiv.org/content/10.110… Aylwyn Scally Richard Durbin

Interesting #AssemblyCuration today Wellcome Sanger Tree of Life Programme. HiC-phased diploid assembly of a dragonfly. Curating both haplotypes together in a merged map. Pics show X and Y sex chromosomes that were mashed up between the haps and also lots of false duplication by hifiasm to be removed. 🧵


Excited to announce our new review: Beyond the Human Genome Project: The Age of Complete Human Genome Sequences and Pangenome References. w/ @BenedictPaten Rajiv McCoy Karen Miga Eimear Kenny et al. annualreviews.org/content/journa…



Working on a very cool Darwin Tree of Life assembly today. Haplotype resolved assembly of PENTAPLOID Rosa agrestis. They have asymetric meiosis with two chroms forming bivalents and the other three inherited as univalents through the egg. Spot the bivalent pairs in the HIC map.
