Episode 40: Brain Cell Atlas Shrugged

Get ready for polygenic risk score stumbling blocks, million-color-palette miniaturized DNA-based painting, the human brain cell atlas, rogue nanowaves, tiny particle accelerators, a Peanuts Halloween themed R release, the Power of Functional Programming in R, and a grant for developing models of oncoaging in cancer research. Science On. References: Performance of polygenic risk scores in screening, prediction, and risk stratification: secondary analysis of data in the Polygenic Score Catalog A Canvas of Spatially Arranged DNA Strands that Can Produce 24-bit Color Depth VirB, a key transcriptional regulator of Shigella virulence, requires a CTP ligand for its regulatory activities Single-cell DNA methylation and 3D genome architecture in the human brain Rogue nanowaves: A route to film rupture Coherent nanophotonic electron accelerator Journal of Statistical Software, Volume 107 R 4.3.2 scheduled for October 31 Mastering Interaction Plots in R: Unveiling Hidden Relationships Mastering the Art of Drawing Circles in Plots with R Releasing collapse 2.0: Blazing Fast Joins, Reshaping, and Enhanced R Unlocking the Power of Functional Programming in R (Part 1) A brand new GAMLj NOSI: Research Projects to Develop Oncoaging Models for Cancer Research R Packages: eglhmm: Extended Generalized Linear Hidden Markov Models maplegend: Legends for Maps ZIBR: A Zero-Inflated Beta Random Effect Model qrlabelr: Generate Machine- And Human-Readable Plot Labels for Experiments MicrobiomeSurv: Biomarker Validation for Microbiome-Based Survival Classification and Prediction tinycodet: A Few Functions to Help in your Coding Etiquette