BB1815
: MapMan and Robin
Thursday
17th May 2018
MAPMAN.....
displays large data sets onto diagrams of metabolic
pathways or other processes. Scavenger modules assign
the measured parameters to hierarchical categories ......
A first build of Transcriptscavenger groups genes on
the Arabidopsis Affymetrix 22K array into >200 hierarchical
categories.................
Hello!
Are you still there? If you want to know
more about this "user-driven tool", "Metabolitescavengers"
and "Imageannotators", you can read all
about them at MAPMAN.
On
the other hand - duh duh dedduh dedduh, duh
duh dedduh dedduh - "MapMan!"
was the nomenclature accorded to our new recruit, Mike
T, partly
because he was talking to Robin at the time and partly
because he likes to carry a map in a plastic case dangling
from his neck. A very wise precaution and I speak
as one who likes to carry three maps with me. One,
in my pocket, being a paper copy printed
from my computer, the second being live on my phone
and the third on my gps. However, having experienced
various failures in one or more of these safety measures
including one outing where I forgot the paper, ran out
of juice on my gps and couldn't get a signal on my phone,
it was a comfort to have someone with us who does the
job properly.
Not
that we needed a map today. It was a straightforward
route out of Ambleside up the aptly named Struggle,
passing Thirlmere aqueduct gates and highland cows
then out on to the fell, following the wall most of
the way to the top of Red Screes. The easy way
up. I still haven't plucked up the courage to
tackle the direct ascent from the Kirkstone Inn though
having looked down on that path today, it didn't seem
quite as bad as feared. Maybe, Bryan, one day
I will let you lead me astray.
Robin
had brought Holly, his Labrador, with him. John,
on the other hand, had brought our antipodean comrade,
James. Holly bounded around incessantly in all
directions all day long. James didn't. But
then he isn't yet fully match fit; this was his first
serious outing since last November.
We
did worry a bit about Mike joining us. He's so
young! He's not yet 60! However he was kind and
restrained himself to our geriatric pace.
There
is not much else to report really. A cuckoo could
be heard. It was a very nice day. Views
were good.
Rydal
Water
Windermere
Kirkstone
Inn
Middle
Dodd and Ullswater
Scandale
Valley
Rather
than delay matters by extending the route to Middle
Dodd, we elected to have an early descent to the Golden
Rule where, unlike Stan & Harvey on BB0513,
Robin & Holly behaved themselves.
And that's
about it. Hope
you enjoyed being part of the Comitibus, Mike. It
was good to have you with us.
Don,
Thursday 17th May 2018
PS
Widespread changes in the expression
of genes encoding receptor kinases, transcription factors,
components of signalling pathways, proteins involved
in post-translational modification and turnover, and
proteins involved in the synthesis and sensing of cytokinins,
abscisic acid (ABA) and ethylene revealing large-scale
rewiring of the regulatory network is an early response
to sugar depletion.
MAPMAN
tells us this so it must be so.
PPS
Numberplate spotted on a very slow moving car
in Ambleside: SNA1L !
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