
dbCAN
@yanbinyin
Professor of Bioinformatics at UNL
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07-02-2010 00:20:15
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Need an up-to-date #TreeofLife for teaching/conferences/wall paper? Talented PhD student Bacille Diderm Beaud drew a schematic consensus ToL from the most recently published phylogenies. Hope this is useful! Downloadable version in the thread👇


Good news everyone! A new version of graph-tool is just out! graph-tool graph-tool.skewed.de Single line installation: Anaconda ⤵️ conda create --name gt -c conda-forge graph-tool Homebrew ⤵️ brew install graph-tool Debian/Ubuntu⤵️ apt-get install python3-graph-tool 1/2








New preprint driven by the incredible Zachary Flamholz Albert Einstein College of Medicine - Official and an awesome new collab with my former Chisholm Lab MIT CEE postdoc buddy Steve Biller: Large language models improve annotation of viral proteins. A thread. researchsquare.com/article/rs-285…




A couple weeks ago David Juergens & Joseph Watson made me a protein that evolution in 3+ billion years has never come up with. It took them a couple minutes. My latest for @nature on how diffusion neural networks are revolutionising protein design. nature.com/articles/d4158…

such a great experience to attend the #CAZyme #GRC last week and talk about #dbCAN and other CAZyme bioinformatics tools. Very excited to have met @CAZyDB and other people that I had only known by their names in papers! Here is one slide that many CAZymers want to see! Nebraska Food 4 Health Center





And here is the press release on the #Zygnema #genome paper Nature Genetics #evolution uni-goettingen.de/en/3240.html?i… Thanks again to this great team effort with dbCAN Iker Irisarri Marek Mutwil 🇺🇦 @PierreMarcDelau Andreas Holzinger Assaf Mosquna Stefan A. Rensing Fay-Wei Li 李飛葦 &many more MadLand

An international research team co-led by University of Nebraska-Lincoln computational biologist Yanbin Yin unlocks genetic code of earliest land plants, paving the way for future research in plant evolution & adaptation. go.unl.edu/k9wx


"This is an evolutionary story. It answers the fundamental question of how the earliest land plants evolved from aquatic freshwater algae." —Nebraska Food Science & Technology's Yanbin Yin go.unl.edu/9eqm #Nebraska #UNL Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources Nebraska Research