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Karen Hunt

Ontario
As seen in: The Bullvine, Nature
Lover of words in all their forms from business to poetry from theatre to stand-up-comedy. Farm wife, mother and Nana. Definitely defined by pen and ink.
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Nanoparticle-enriched mass spectrometry proteomics in British South Asians identifies links between genetic variants, plasma protein levels and disease risk

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By Maik Pietzner, Alice Williamson, Karen Hunt, Mine Koprulu, Leonhard Kohleick, Kamil Demircan, Sarah Finer, David van Heel, Claudia Langenberg, Julia Carrasco Zanini
| Nature Verified
Abstract Understanding genetic variation associated with differences in plasma protein levels can elucidate human disease mechanisms. Here we demonstrate how untargeted nanoparticle-enriched mass spectrometry (MS)-based plasma proteomics delivers quantitatively and qualitatively different insights compared to two affinity-based assays in a sample of ~1,400 British South Asian individuals.
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Tinder for Cows: How a Kiwi Sharemilker’s ChatGPT App Is Outbreeding the National Herd

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By Karen Hunt
| The Bullvine
Matthew Zonderop on his Matamata sharemilking block, the Kaimai Range at his back and his KiwiCross herd grazing behind him — the same 400 cows whose spreadsheet crashed one Friday night and sent him building the AI mating app now outbreeding New Zealand’s national herd. Picture this. You’ve seen it. You’ve lived it. It’s 10:30 on a Friday night in early spring, two weeks out from PSM.
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How Albert Cormier Rewrote the Rules of Global Holstein Business – and Made the Whole Industry Catch Up

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By Karen Hunt
| The Bullvine
Fall of 1981. A heifer named A Brookview Tony Charity is booked into the Designer Fashion Sale, and Peter Heffering walks up to take a look. One glance at the hock — swollen up like a grapefruit — and most buyers would’ve been halfway back to the truck. Not Albert Cormier. He’d already seen past the swelling to the cow underneath.
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