Ah I see. I'll read your paper in more detail to look into QC for Nanopore calls of 6mA. Thank you for these references!

Thanks for this! Could you perhaps point me to references that could help me understand this in more detail? Specifically, the RNA salvage or RNA-DNA hybrid point that you mentioned - do they actually produce 6mA on DNA itself (or do they just cause erroneous calls by Nanopore)?

Super interesting! Could I ask how confident we are that 6mA on DNA is not present in, say, mammals? Is it absolutely completely absent (because the methyltransferase doesn't even exist)? Or is it present at low and insignificant levels that are not physiologically relevant?

Seriously, what are they thinking? If even this election result cannot give the Dems a spine, then we're lost...

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In the movie theater, when that scientist in Prometheus tried to pet a cobra-like hissing alien as through it were a kitten, I remember thinking, "Why do scriptwriters keep giving us these unbelievably moronic scientists who are just begging for horrific deaths...?"

Congratulations! This is a genuinely beautiful story!

Haha, hardly an influencer, but I'm retweeted your post! I'll quote-post it again tomorrow!

Fantastic work! 👏

This reflection comes on the heels of having just watched Guillermo Del Toro's Frankenstein, which is excellent as well, though Pan's Labyrinth is at a pinnacle that's unlikely to be touched.