Hello, we are a group of researchers from the Laboratory of translational architectomics, working on spinal muscular atrophy (SMA), a neurodegenerative disease.

We are working on a project which aims at identifying correlation between genes and features depending on the disease condition. To do so, we need to perform mouse gene network expansion with ribosome profiling data (RiboSeq) from control and SMA samples of multiple tissues.

I just put a small number of the new workunits into the queue, their names contain the string _Mm_.
They should be quite fast, around twenty minutes on my benchmark computer, probably half of this on a modern cpu.
If you happen to catch one please give us some feedback.

Hi, we are expanding a set of genes identified through ribosome profiling in multiple mice tissues. We are particularly interested in a subset of genes coding for transcripts relevant in Spinal Muscular Atrophy.

You can find it in this work in supplementary table 2a (filtering for the SMN-specific genes): https://www.nature.com/articles/s41556-020-00577-7#Sec37

Some "mouse" related workunits will be available in the next days

We don't have plans, right now, for the future of the "mouse" experiment. In the next week we will probably start an experiment on Vitis vinifera. In the meanwhile people are working on the human single-cell data based on Tabula Sapiens.