O lentivirus – Lab Meeting 03/11/21
O lentivirus,
Will you please make more cells green,
Wonder what I’ll find.
Credit – Avinash Ramu
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O lentivirus,
Will you please make more cells green,
Wonder what I’ll find.
Credit – Avinash Ramu
Swapping out k-mers
Elements become too active
Small changes puzzle me
Credit – Mike White
See Spot run
See Spot scan
See Spot wait for exposing sites
See Spot bind
See Spot take
See Spot outcompete nucleosomes
See Spot spread
See Spot’s friends
See Spot create accessibility
See Spot wave
See Spot call
See Spot recruit transcriptional machinery
See Spot smile
See Spot cheer
See Spot reprogram to a happy lineage
Is Spot weird?
Is Spot cool?
No, Spot is just like all of the other transcription factors!
Credit – Jeff Hansen
Cell walls don’t crumble
DNA’s nowhere to see
Will Fluors light the way?
Credit – Kai Loell
chose artist’s home, for
science is self expression.
found beauty in truth.
This was Max’s last lab meeting with us. Max also shared some words of wisdom with us.
Words of Wisdom
The student, she felt some distress,
That the QE could end up a mess.
She thought there’d be questions aplenty.
But the Profs’ heads were actually empty,
And the exam was a smashing success!
Credit – Barak Cohen
What is this sequence–
Strong, silent, or inactive?
It’s all in the bits.
Credit – Ryan Friedman
Haiku was here
From ashes of sparks,
Poets pick up left pieces,
“Hey! Poems were here”
Credit – Yawei Wu
If one sings about the invisible, and to Calvino
These cities Marco Polo told the Khan,
Which are forgotten by memory now,
Only shadows exist and else are gone.
Oh Where? In Levantine but no one saw.
Ooh! A human cries for joy not for pain,
Only in Diomera with damascened wall;
And Isidora, before her all fain,
In endless desires memory is all.
It’s real? The Great Khan asks, with his back bent.
Does it matter? As light as a feather
Polo’s answer is outside the present,
Just as daydreams, do not wither.
To feel the subtlety of foreverness,
And to kiss the pain of experience.
Credit – Siqi Zhao
Your face frozen on
my screen. These days we all have
limited bandwidth.
haiku by Janni Lee Simner, shared by Dustin