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Amy Chen

Santa Barbara
As seen in: Educational Studies, BioRxiv
Writer and editor. Ex-LinkedIn & Airbnb. Views here are mine. Repped by Jennifer Newens, Martin-Newens Literary Management
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Tetranucleotide frequencies differentiate genomic boundaries and metabolic strategies across environmental microbiomes

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By Matthew Kellom, Maureen Berg, Amy Chen, Ken Chu
| BioRxiv
Abstract Microbiomes are constrained by physicochemical conditions, nutrient regimes, and community interactions across diverse environments, yet genomic signatures of this adaptation remain unclear. Metagenome sequencing is a powerful technique to analyze genomic content in the context of natural environments, establishing concepts of microbial ecological trends.
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NEAT-seq: Simultaneous profiling of intra-nuclear proteins, chromatin accessibility, and gene expression in single cells

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By Amy Chen, Benjamin Siegelandmaryalice Parks, Benjamin Ober-Reynolds, Arwa Kathiria
| BioRxiv
Abstract Oligonucleotide-conjugated antibodies have allowed for joint measurement of surface protein abundance and the transcriptome in single cells using high-throughput sequencing. Extending these measurements to gene regulatory proteins in the nucleus would provide a powerful means to link changes in abundance of trans-acting TFs to changes in activity of cis-acting elements and expression of target genes.
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The design and development of an illuminated polymeric optical fibre (POF) knitted garment

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By Amy Chen, Philip Henry, Jeanne Tan
| Educational Studies Verified
Introduction Polymeric Optical Fibres (POF) have been used in textiles to enhance fabrics with smart properties. As a material for smart textiles, POF has a number of advantages. It is immune to electromagnetic interference and it is relatively low cost (Schwarz-Pfeiffer, Mecnika, Beckers, Gries, & Jockenhoevel, 2015). Since POF is lightweight, flexible and in a fibre form, it is a good candidate for textiles integration.
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