A single line often inverts meaning once you see what it
answers, so neighbouring messages are always shown.
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Well, at least she didn't die from COVID-19 or had to take care of patients with COVID-19, so there's a silver lining...Unreal.
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Would be quite good if you Tweeted this:stuck_out_tongue:
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"Christmas break was lost to crunching further sequences and briefing journalists".
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So, so, so sorry for her.
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2021-03-01 14:35
Andrew Rambaut
I am so livid. But I can't say anything as Emma is a former student. Someone needs to call this out. I can't believe the limited set of citations too - Franky Bollocks'' paper? FFS.
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Yeah - this really should be called out. Some of the worst I have read. What the heck went wrong here? Or are these people just so full of themselves by now that this seems ok?
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```The 'phylogenetic' tools used to track these variants were largely developed by evolutionary biologists to study the lineage of organisms. They were designed to construct phylogenetic trees that can ask, for example, whether flightevolved twice in mammals, or whether two large groups of bats began as one that then diverged.Now, co-opted to track a pandemic, the leaves of the phylogenetic tree represent SARS-CoV-2 sequences taken from individuals, and the tree grows with the number of cases ```Now co-opted?
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Haha - "whether flight evolved twice in mammals"
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Here are some of my emails: [shared file(s): Screen Shot 2021-03-02 at 9.36.14 am.png]