2015-07-23.log

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JayDugger drethelin: "affordable" "rapid" for aerospace and governmental values of the adjectives02:30
JayDuggerNotice all the authors work for NASA?02:43
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archelscan anyone grab this paper? http://www.mitpressjournals.org/doi/abs/10.1162/NECO_a_0075303:36
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Betawolfhttp://moscow.sci-hub.bz/f64e3b7d1361d9cec9a4fa4680331200/krunglevicius2015.pdf03:45
Betawolfarchels: ^03:46
archelscheers!03:49
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archelsWhen analyzing data, scientists generally run a test for something called “statistical significance.”04:50
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kanzure.title http://www.mitpressjournals.org/doi/abs/10.1162/NECO_a_0075308:52
yoleauxAn Error Occurred Setting Your User Cookie08:52
kanzurebah08:52
kanzureworthless08:52
kanzurehttp://techcrunch.com/2015/07/23/ginkgo-bioworks-takes-on-zymergen-with-45-million-in-series-b-funding/08:59
kanzurewelp our mole probably got $50k of that and it probably vests over 1 bajillion years09:01
kanzure"Rose fragrance is a scarce commodity, with a major looming global shortage. However, Ginkgo was able to recreate a synthetic and genetically identical rose oil in mass quantities using Bioworks1"09:01
kanzurethere's a shortage of smelling like shit?09:02
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kanzurebloop09:56
kanzure.title http://worldbuilding.stackexchange.com/questions/14442/how-to-eat-the-moon10:05
yoleauxspace - How To Eat the Moon - Worldbuilding Stack Exchange10:05
kanzure.title http://www.phys.unsw.edu.au/~jw/cryoblurb.html10:05
yoleauxCryobiology and anhydrobiology - physical stresses in cells at low temperature and/or low hydration10:05
kanzurehttps://www.reddit.com/r/space/comments/2f8ln3/dyson_spheres_seem_easier_than_people_think/10:06
kanzureugh? https://www.reddit.com/r/rational10:07
eudoxiagood christ10:08
kanzureeudoxia: report?10:10
eudoxiawhat10:10
kanzureit's a more formal way of saying "sup"10:11
kanzurehave you been replaced by a can of red bull yet?10:12
eudoxiaoh, right. nothing. i got exams coming up.10:12
eudoxiayou know i've never actually tried red bull10:12
eudoxiawhat's up on your end kanzure10:14
kanzurestill bitcoin stuff10:14
eudoxiawhat sort of bitcoin stuff10:15
kanzuresee pm10:16
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CaptHindsightkanzure: the wash step is after the coupling so the oligo strands don't wash away, sorry it's taken 12 hrs+ to get back to you10:45
CaptHindsightstep 1) bond the first base to a silane coated slide or a glass bead10:47
CaptHindsightthat base is going to be stuck there until you cleave it10:50
CaptHindsightyou can add as many bases as you wish to it in a linear fashion10:51
CaptHindsightlets just say 20 for the example10:51
CaptHindsightyou leave the oligo bonded to the slide or tray that you want to build on...10:52
CaptHindsightlets call this oligo the "foundation", I haven't found a coined term yet for this yet10:54
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CaptHindsightthe oligo that you wish to be bonded to the foundation is cleaved from the tray or bead and coupled together10:55
kanzurethe was hstep is after the coupling, yes, but if you want to get two oligos together and then have a wash step, you're going to wash away those oligos :-(10:55
CaptHindsightnow you have a oligo 20 bases long10:55
CaptHindsightkanzure: nope, since the first oligo is still bonded to the tray or bead10:56
kanzureyes, but if you want to assemble two oligos together, they have to be free-floating10:56
CaptHindsightonly one end has to be from the foundation10:57
CaptHindsightone is anchored at one end with the other end free for coupling, the second oligo may be free floating10:58
kanzureit's not clear whether the dna ligase enzyme is compatible with that scheme10:59
CaptHindsightthere are10:59
CaptHindsightI've been looking into the different agents for capping, coupling, cleaving etc10:59
CaptHindsightit looks to me that most authors don't really know how to put the steps together in writing or they are purposely obfuscating this11:01
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CaptHindsightthey read like most textbooks, explanations designed to be memorized vs understood11:02
kanzureok so you want to do on-bead gene assembly11:02
kanzureor solid-support gene assembly11:02
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kanzurehttp://labs.domipheus.com/blog/designing-a-cpu-in-vhdl-part-1-rationale-tools-method/11:04
kanzurehttp://labs.domipheus.com/blog/designing-a-cpu-in-vhdl-part-2-xilinx-ise-suite-register-file-testing/11:04
kanzurehttp://labs.domipheus.com/blog/designing-a-cpu-in-vhdl-part-3-instruction-set-decoder-ram/11:04
kanzurehttp://labs.domipheus.com/blog/designing-a-cpu-in-vhdl-part-4-alu-comparisons-branching/11:04
kanzurehttp://labs.domipheus.com/blog/designing-a-cpu-in-vhdl-part-5-pipeline-and-control-unit/11:04
kanzurehttp://labs.domipheus.com/blog/designing-a-cpu-in-vhdl-part-6-program-counter-instruction-fetch-branching/11:04
CaptHindsightwith inkjet printing on a slide you can make thousands of short oligos11:05
CaptHindsightthat slide can anchor the "foundations"11:06
CaptHindsightthe next oligos can be cleaved off the slide and moved to the foundations using light or electrostatic charge11:08
CaptHindsightso they are still all on the same slide or tray11:08
CaptHindsightthis may be done in parallel11:08
CaptHindsightso you can have 10, 100 etc foundations that remain bonded to the slide11:09
CaptHindsightand then cleave the next oligos and direct them to the foundations for coupling11:10
CaptHindsightcleaving may be selective with a laser11:13
kanzurenot sure how to do it with light- we haven't figured that out yet11:15
CaptHindsightI saw some photocleavable couplings that when activated leave the ends free to be bonded11:15
kanzureall of the light-based actuation methods work for only very small surface areas, and don't work for very tiny droplets.11:15
kanzureor rather, they work for tiny droplets if you have lots of optics11:15
kanzureor if you fabricate a microelectrode array11:15
CaptHindsighteither and the array would be the same slide that you inkjet the drop onto11:16
kanzureif you have a large microelectrode array that can move tiny droplets, then you don't need an inkjet printhead i think11:16
kanzurewell, nevermind, i take that back, it's more convenient to use an inkjet head11:17
CaptHindsighttrue, but the inkjet builds lots of drops faster11:17
kanzureok. so now we need to fabricate a microelectrode array that can move 100k spots simultaneously or whatever.11:17
CaptHindsightnot all at the same time11:17
kanzureand which method are you talking about for re-linking an oligo?11:18
CaptHindsightsay you have a 100 x 100 array11:18
kanzureif you don't do it all at the same time, then you might as well just use slow pipettes11:18
CaptHindsightthe first row of 100 could be the foundations11:18
CaptHindsightthen row 2 is cleaved drop by drop and moved to combine with the foundation in its same column11:19
CaptHindsightto link a foundation to the next free floating oligo we have to decide which method11:21
CaptHindsightthere are a few to choose from11:21
CaptHindsighthttp://www.genelink.com/newsite/products/mod_detail.asp?modid=133  photocleavable linker11:23
CaptHindsightkanzure: 100um spots are easy to achieve with a laser for triggering a cleave11:29
CaptHindsighthttp://imagebin.ca/v/29eLd1TYvEx9  summary of DNA microarrays11:37
CaptHindsightinkjet has the cheap chemistry to build the oligos what did we say 50-100 bases long11:40
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CaptHindsightwe can also fabricate an electrode array cheaply that is also the slide/tray11:41
CaptHindsightthe change in the first step to the inkjet might be printing a photocleavable bond11:43
CaptHindsightthen the rest of the 50-100 bases are done as they did with POSaM11:44
CaptHindsightand since the photocleaveble bonding agent is a bit more expensive we only use it once per 50 to 100 bases, so we use 1/50 to 1/100 as much as if it is used for every base11:45
CaptHindsightthey are sensitive to 300nm -  350nm11:48
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CaptHindsightthey don't have a graph so I don't know where exactly the sensitivity drops off but...11:49
CaptHindsightit;s mist likely well under 400nm so we could use a UV laser to cleave and use visible spectrum for light guided/activated11:50
CaptHindsightmist/most11:50
kanzurehmm.11:52
kanzureso we would be using a single laser to move >100k droplets?11:52
CaptHindsightlaser to cleave11:52
CaptHindsightlight or electrostatic to move drops11:52
CaptHindsightvisible light11:52
CaptHindsightUV laser to cleave11:53
kanzure"the photocleaveble bonding agent is a bit more expensive we only use it once per 50 to 100 bases"11:53
kanzurewhat does this mean? reconnecting an oligo to the surface?11:53
CaptHindsightI can clarify11:53
CaptHindsightthey are only anchored once to the tray/slide using the photocleaveble11:55
kanzureand your plan is to see if dna ligase can combine a free-floater oligo with a surface-immobilized oligo?11:55
CaptHindsightfor the first base or each drop by inkjet to the slide/tray/electrostatic array11:55
kanzurei think there should be a writeup11:56
CaptHindsightthats how it's done11:56
kanzure(and also, i'm distracted writing bitcoin software at the moment...)11:56
CaptHindsightyeah, no problem11:56
CaptHindsightmany papers and website that offer this info also mention how these steps or products are used in patented DNA synthesizers11:57
kanzurethere's no dna synthesizer on the market that uses dna ligase11:58
kanzure(or the previous markets for that matter)11:58
CaptHindsightI think this is semantics at work here, let me clarify11:58
CaptHindsightyou can use the same chemistry to bond an anchored oligo to a free floating oligo as it used to build each oligo11:59
CaptHindsightit/is11:59
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kanzureis that true? i think you have only one 5' end.12:03
CaptHindsightyou can choose what stays capped and what gets deprotected12:11
CaptHindsightall the chems are there I bet it's patents that keep all the lowest cost tech from ending up in the same machine12:12
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kanzureyes but what's the mechanism? which chemistry and which reactions?12:17
kanzurethese are things that we need to know in order to implement this12:17
CaptHindsighthttp://www.genelink.com/newsite/products/modoligosENDMODIFIERS.asp  for example12:20
CaptHindsightinkjet to build the oligos from 1 - 100 bases long12:22
kanzurei don't think any of those linkers allow other oligos to be attached12:23
kanzurenot sure12:23
CaptHindsightelectrostatic to move the oligos for bonding to each other12:23
kanzure"The end modifiers add a reactive functional group which can be used for conjugation" conjugation with what12:24
CaptHindsightwhere did the biochemists go in here?12:26
CaptHindsightlooks like I'm the only one plowing through this12:26
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CaptHindsightkanzure: there are several chem suppliers12:28
CaptHindsightI'd suggest creating a side by side comparison of costs and flow chart for each step of each process available12:29
CaptHindsightthen you can easily see which ones are more desired based on price and tech available for moving chems and oligos around12:29
kanzurei just need the chemistry right now. no handwaving- just something that will work.12:31
CaptHindsightlooks like a combo of photoreactive and Phosphoramidite12:32
CaptHindsighthttp://www.jnanobiotechnology.com/content/9/1/57/figure/F1  but rather than use light deprotection in every cycle...12:33
CaptHindsightlight deprotection is only used for every 50 or 100 cycles12:34
CaptHindsightthey dry with helium btw12:35
CaptHindsightwow, no expense spared12:35
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CaptHindsightkanzure: is there a wiki for this channel?13:40
chris_99http://diyhpl.us/wiki13:41
kanzureCaptHindsight: http://diyhpl.us/wiki/dna/synthesis/notes/13:50
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kanzure.title https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=993737216:57
yoleauxOptimizing CRISPR: Sub-second searches on a 3 billion base genome | Hacker News16:57
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kanzurecluckj: welcome back18:21
cluckjthanks18:21
cluckjwhat's up?18:26
mginhey18:28
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kanzurehttp://i.imgur.com/k8FKq6H.jpg19:31
mgindisgusting19:33
mgini really don't like you19:33
yashgarothok mgin you have finally proven yourself to be enough of a dick, I shall now reveal to you the secrets of eternal life19:34
mginban?19:34
yashgarothif you like19:35
mginno19:35
kanzuremgin: please continue19:38
mginthat was an offensive image19:40
mginand you refuse to answer any questions in a straight manner19:40
mginthat's all.19:40
kanzurecan you give me an example of what you would consider a straight answer?19:40
mginyes, this response to your question that I am making right now.19:41
mginwould be an example of a straight answer19:41
kanzureand "look at our plans" is not a straight answer to your question "what are you doing"?19:41
mginsee how i responded directly to the question asked of me, in english?19:41
mgini didn't link you to anything or ignore you at all19:41
mgini just wrote out a coherent, direct response19:41
kanzureperhaps you hate hyperlinks?19:42
mginthat's all.19:42
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ParahSailin_kanzure: yeah its like they hadnt heard of reference alignment and made their own crappy crap from scratch19:56
ParahSailin_bwa would have been orders of magnitude faster if they had bothered to do a simple literature search on a not-new-at-all subject19:56
ParahSailin_points for trying i guess19:57
cluckjwhat the fuck did I come back to?20:00
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kanzurecluckj: things that are up, http://diyhpl.us/wiki/dna/synthesis/notes/20:08
cluckjsweet20:13
cluckjI am still writing...should be done with a first draft soon20:29
cluckjfor varying values of "soon"20:33
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justanotherusererasmus: is there something you wanted?23:44
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