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News Producer @ WENY-TV, SHU Broadcast Journalism Class of '21, Journalist, Jeopardy Fanatic, Craft Beer Lover

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Analog epigenetic memory revealed by targeted chromatin editing

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By Sebastian Palacios, Simone Bruno, Ron Weiss, Elia Salibi, Isabella M Goodchild-Michelman, Andrew Kane , Katherine Ilia, Domitilla Del Vecchio
| Cell Press
Results We first set out to develop an experimental system to study epigenetic memory in a natural chromosome and the role that histone and DNA methylation play in its establishment. To this end, we constructed a single-copy reporter integrated site-specifically in an endogenous mammalian locus and engineered a set of proteins for targeted epigenetic editing (Figures 2A–2D, S1, S2A, and S2B; STAR Methods; and Tables S1 and S2).
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Amazon Bedrock Guardrails image content filters provide industry-leading safeguards, helping customer block up to 88% of harmful multimodal content: Generally available today | AWS Machine Learning Blog

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By Satveer Khurpa, Andrew Kane , Antonio Rodriguez, Antonio Rodríguez, Shyam Srinivasan
| Amazon Web Services
Amazon Bedrock Guardrails announces the general availability of image content filters, enabling you to moderate both image and text content in your generative AI applications. Previously limited to text-only filtering, this enhancement now provides comprehensive content moderation across both modalities. This new capability removes the heavy lifting required to build your own image safeguards or spend cycles on manual content moderation that can be error-prone and tedious.
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Your guide to generative AI and ML at AWS re:Invent 2024 | Amazon Web Services

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By Andrew Kane , Mukund Birje
| Amazon Web Services
AWS Machine Learning Blog The excitement is building for the fourteenth edition of AWS re:Invent, and as always, Las Vegas is set to host this spectacular event. This year, generative AI and machine learning (ML) will again be in focus, with exciting keynote announcements and a variety of sessions showcasing insights from AWS experts, customer stories, and hands-on experiences with AWS services.
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