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Overall, the discussions reflect enthusiasm for the genetic insights presented in the publication, with examples such as references to cheetahs' high homozygosity and the implications for their reproductive success. The tone varies from scientific to humorous and personal, emphasizing both curiosity and concern about conservation, which contributes to the moderate overall impact score.
Many posts acknowledge the significance of the genomic findings, with some expressing amazement at the cheetah's genetic depletion, showing general support for the article's conclusions.
Posts demonstrate high curiosity about genetic diversity and conservation, with references to interesting species like jaguarundi and discussions about genetic homozygosity.
Posts often reference scientific concepts, cite specific data, and share personal reactions, indicating moderate to deep engagement.
Discussions highlight the importance of these genetic studies for conservation efforts and understanding species evolution, suggesting they could influence ongoing research and awareness.
«لیندزی» (Lindsay Nikole) بدون شک باحال‌ترین جانورشناس یوتیوبه (اکانت توییتر هم نداره متاسفانه). درباره‌ی همه نوع جک و جونور اطلاعات داره، اما چون زمانی که آفریقا بوده به‌صورت خاص با گربه‌سانان سروکله می‌زده، ویدیوهاش درباره‌ی اونا از بقیه جذاب‌تره: ۳۱/ https://t.co/bB9emTpZ1v
The genome sequence of cheetahs revealed positive selection of genes mediating energy metabolism and regulating muscle contraction, involved in their high-speed adaptations ⬇️ https://t.co/tjyXZyy1KE @NovogeneLS @biolution_net video for illustration
of of my favorite Youtubers. if you like nature you'll love her https://t.co/Bnl449Lsib
"En algún punto solamente quedaban 7 guepardos vivos" Qué gonorrea https://t.co/0hkeXR1BWe
@AlejandroATMESP @Damienn1776 https://t.co/YP3AJtFyMl
The African cheetah's genome shows severe genetic depletion, including low SNV incidence and high homozygosity, which suggests a history of population bottlenecks linked to migration and extinction events. Learn about…
The African cheetah's genome reveals severe genetic depletion, low genetic variation, and high homozygosity, indicating past bottlenecks. It has lost many immune genes, reducing immune diversity, and carries mutations…
@fleshsimulator https://t.co/gtlG3OPYVY
@AlejandroATMESP @Damienn1776 https://t.co/YP3AJtFyMl
(here is the vid i learned this from
@FakaktaSouth, I know you dislike Alabama haters but I'm in phallic OKC and life here sucks more than a UFL football game. Watch from 7:50 to 8:15. It is a 1 second hilarity. How cheetahs became genetically f***ed https://t.co/lN6gSxb6uS via @YouTube
@Beerman595692 @bibleradioapp @JacksonWheat1 A lot of variation comes from heterozygotic allel pairs. One theory about one of these bounderies is when a species is fully homozygotic for all gene pairs. Eg a cheetah is heading for this https://t.co/mh9NOfzrIB
«لیندزی» (Lindsay Nikole) بدون شک باحال‌ترین جانورشناس یوتیوبه (اکانت توییتر هم نداره متاسفانه). درباره‌ی همه نوع جک و جونور اطلاعات داره، اما چون زمانی که آفریقا بوده به‌صورت خاص با گربه‌سانان سروکله می‌زده، ویدیوهاش درباره‌ی اونا از بقیه جذاب‌تره: ۳۱/ https://t.co/bB9emTpZ1v
@m_trevogi це ягуари - хижаки курця, от вам цікаве відео на тему https://t.co/mBRyFYXxku
@Maximumatheist Wow it is incredible that this asshole has 2k+ followers.. Claiming "no written history", of course, we don't need a book to tell us about the history. We can gather real empirical data and find out. https://t.co/yAVG90gegq https://t.co/uFSI6YnfzR
How cheetahs became genetically f***ed https://t.co/7Itl4WG4Ls via @YouTube
@takanashikiara Would you be interested with cool animal facts https://t.co/zmeldxTDu1
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A memorable appearance and style, stream-of-consciousness rambling, scientific information about the cheetah, information about saving the cheetah, and lots of cussing. I love her. If she was my daughter I'd say I taught her well. https://t.co/3njX43GVM3
A memorable appearance and style, stream-of-consciousness rambling, scientific information about the cheetah, information about saving the cheetah, and lots of cussing. I love her. If she was my daughter I'd say I taught her well. https://t.co/l4ocH94ftJ
She has a unique style. https://t.co/3njX43GVM3
She has a unique style. https://t.co/l4ocH94ftJ
"En algún punto solamente quedaban 7 guepardos vivos" Qué gonorrea https://t.co/0hkeXR1BWe
This video introduced me to the jaguarundi and I'm fascinated by this little Texas wild cat. Oooh, something new! :-) How cheetahs became genetically f***ed https://t.co/EURo9ezJiI via @YouTube
of of my favorite Youtubers. if you like nature you'll love her https://t.co/Bnl449Lsib
I like Lindsay. https://t.co/kj2fVIsnIe
The History of the Cheetah (Tattoo Safari Ep. 1) https://t.co/bhI8UnyopF via @YouTube
Context https://t.co/h8RUr3ndpy
@Chinchillazllla @bear_f0rce_one another paper suggests that less-inbred cat populations can be as low as about 25%, while cheetahs may be as high as 95% homozygous (!!!) https://t.co/K5D4W02Ftl
Bibliografía: https://t.co/mCpWchUTzE
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Genomic legacy of the African cheetah, Acinonyx jubatus https://t.co/A3lgh6lcj5 #tweeted
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The genome sequence of cheetahs revealed positive selection of genes mediating energy metabolism and regulating muscle contraction, involved in their high-speed adaptations ⬇️ https://t.co/tjyXZyy1KE @NovogeneLS @biolution_net video for illustration
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@Eric81221076 @WiseAwise6711 @GodDanC @lisaandbobright @UnusuallyFlexib @Mickey_Elvis @AiG Once again you're asking ridiculous questions. Its impossible to give answers to your questions. One of many peer reviewed scientific papers on the subject. https://t.co/WqmDcZ8q13