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grison-in-space · 4 months

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okay no actually what is the hardy weinburg expected ratio of labrador colors if we pretend purely random mating and no humans making color choices? i.e., how common should chocolate labs be under Hardy Weinburg?

I found a study (open access, even!) that lists the allele frequencies of Labs in three separate populations (UK show, n=104; US field, n=175; US show, n=92) and also pools them in one pan-Lab sample (n=371) for easy analysis. awesome. (okay so I have to scrape those numbers out of the supplementals, but shh.) that study puts the ratio of the e allele at 0.60 overall: 0.46 for UK show, 0.61 for US field, and 0.75 (!) for US show). excellent.

okay, and apparently there are three synonymous b alleles that can create liver in labs at TYRP1, but they all act exactly the same. so. uh, that's something. for simplicity, let's calculate the allele frequency for B instead...

obviously not all dogs genotyped at all locations, so the ns and allele frequencies for the TYRP1 locus at B for black are... UK show 0.64 (n = 107), US field 0.49 (n = 177), US show 0.83 (!) (n = 92)... with a total sample of 376 dogs here and a combined allele frequency of 0.61 B alleles. we can translate that to say all the non-black alleles (so the remaining fraction needed to make 100% of all the alleles) shakes out with these numbers for the pan-b allele we really care about:

UK show: 0.36

US field: 0.51

US show: 0.17

overall: 0.39

since the formula for the overall proportion of chocolate dogs would be p(bb) * p(B_) (probability of two copies of b = liver AND probability of at least one copy of E for not-yellow)...

easier to score this as p(b allele)^2 (which is the HW phenotypic relationship) and 1-p(y)^2 for the probability of NOT being yellow...

so that would come out with ratios of chocolate phenotypes such within each subpopulation:

UK show: (0.36^2) * (1-0.46^2) = 10.2% of all labs chocolate

US field: (0.51^2) * (1-0.61^2) = 16.3 % of all labs chocolate

US show: (0.17^2) * (1-0.75^2) = 1.3% of all labs chocolate

overall: (0.39^2) * (1-0.60^2) = 9.7 % of all labs chocolate

now I suspect very much that this is NOT the case because of chocolate lab breeders and of course you can selectively breed for anything forever. but this is probably why in many circles chocolate dogs have a reputation for not being "good" dogs: purpose bred lab communities tend not to have them pop up too much and . and especially this is probably driven by how much you give a shit about "yellow chocolates" bc the US show circuit is apparently AGGRESSIVELY trying to minimize the odds there, given that the US show circuit seems to be going in very heavily on yellows.

fuck this paper is awesome actually, it has some really interesting conclusions about breed ancestry and rare allelic variants that indicate deeper relationships. fuckin love that.

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China 'will soon be the largest air force in the world', says head of INDOPACOM

Fernando Valduga By Fernando Valduga 03/31/2024 - 18:56in Military

It has been known and publicly recognized for several years that China has surpassed the U.S. Navy in a large number of warships. But in a recent testimony at the Capitol, the head of the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command (INDOPACOM) suggested that China may also soon have the largest air force in the world, a surprising assessment of its rapid modernization efforts.

“The largest Navy in the world, which will soon be the largest Air Force in the world,” said Navy Admiral John C. Aquilino, referring to the People's Liberation Army (PLA), before the Senate Armed Services Committee on March 21. "The magnitude, scope and scale of this security challenge cannot be underestimated, everyone would be challenged."

A spokesman for INDOPACOM confirmed that Aquilino was referring to the number of warplanes that the armed forces of each country have.

In its 2023 report on Chinese military power, the Pentagon noted that the PLA Air Force and Navy combined have more than 3,150 aircraft in total, not counting training variants and unmanned aircraft systems (UAS). The U.S. Air Force, in comparison, is in its smallest size in years, but still has about 4,000 non-coaching and non-drone aircraft. This adds to several thousand others in the Navy, the Marine Corps and the Army.

Experts from air power and China have expressed doubts that China would imminently overtake the U.S. in military aircraft. However, they highlighted the significant increase in China's global production capacity in recent years, specifically for its state-of-the-art fighters.

"The J-20 is now being produced in about 100 fuselages per year," said Daniel Rice, an expert on China's military and political strategy at the Krulak Center for Innovation and Future Warfare. "This is purely for local consumption, to provide the PLA Air Force with copies of the J-20. If you look at the production capacity, the F-35, about 135 fuselages per year, but 60 to 70 of these fuselages go to allies and partners."

Rice noted, however, that the J-20 and F-35 should not be compared individually.

“They have different sets of missions and capabilities,” Rice added. "We like to say that the J-20 is approximately a 4.5 generation aircraft because there are different definitions of 'generations' between China and the US."

This evaluation of quality versus quantity also comes into play when comparing the naval fleets of the two countries, while experts argue that, although China may have more ships and submarines, the tonnage of the U.S. naval fleet exceeds that of China in a ratio of 2 to 1, due to the larger size of U.S. ships.

On the air side, China is accelerating the production of the J-16, J-10 and also its maritime variants. The J-16, a multifunctional fighter, has more than 100 fuselages produced annually, while the production of the J-10 is around less than 40 fuselages per year. But again, the J-10C is not exactly the F-15EX of the USAF, but rather "the low-end or high-low mixture of this version," said Rice.

However, if the production rate increases as planned, China could overtake the US in the production of its latest fighter planes. Rice noted that the development of a national engine by China and the reduction of dependence on engines manufactured in Russia accelerated the production of combat aircraft.

J-11 combat jets.

“With the engines of the WS-10 and WS-15 series, China was able to produce a credible and reliable engine for its combat aircraft, namely J-10C and J-20,” Rice said. "Since this change in the supply chain, and together with the increase in the production capacity of their fuselages, we have seen different production facilities, such as Shenyang Aircraft Corporation and Chengdu Aircraft Corporation, increase the size of their production facilities in anticipation of higher yields."

Regional influence is another consideration when comparing the size of the fleets. In his separate written testimony to legislators, Aquilino stated that the PLA Air Force and Navy combined constitute "the largest aviation forces in the Indo-Pacific". Although the US must maintain its superiority in the long term, China's regional dominance carries strategic concerns, especially in a scenario where it tries to take Taiwan by force.

“China doesn't need tankers, because it just doesn't have to go that far,” said J. Michael Dahm, from the Mitchell Institute for Aerospace Studies. "China does not need a Global Hawk that can fly for more than 24 hours. Maybe you just need drones, older and more adapted aircraft that can fly 160 kilometers through the Taiwan Strait on a one-way trip."

U.S. air power is also spread all over the world, with missions in Europe, the Middle East and the country.

And although the report on China's military power has excluded drones from their aircraft count, they may play a crucial role in future assessments of the projection of military power. China is also modernizing on this front, with the recent introduction of the Xianglong jet UAS, the supersonic WZ-8 and the redesigned GJ-11 stealth Manned Combat Air Vehicle (UCAV).

Stealth combat drone GJ-11 Sharp Sword.

"At a time when we are increasingly concerned about artificial intelligence, I would say that when we start counting unmanned aircraft, it may also quickly tilt the scale in favor of China,” Dahm said.

Source: Air & Space Forces Magazine

Tags: Military AviationChengdu J-20PLAAF - China Air Force

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New DC Black Label Comic “Batman: Gargoyle of Gotham” Announced

DC Comics has announced a new addition to its Black Label imprint for mature readers ages 17+. Batman: Gargoyle of Gotham hails from writer and artist Rafael Grampá. Grampá is joined by colorist Matheus Lopes. The four-issue series will release bi-monthly beginning on Batman Day (September 16, 2023) in North America, Brazil, Spain, Italy, and Germany.

“In a Gotham City where every day feels darker and more irredeemable than the last, Batman makes a definitive choice—to kill off the Bruce Wayne identity for good and embrace the cape and cowl full-time. But though he knows the streets of Gotham, Batman will soon come to find that he hardly knows himself. A serial killer is on the loose, and while the murder victims seem random at first, every clue draws Batman closer to the terrifying truth—that they are all connected, not just to each other, but to him as well. When an all-new rogues gallery of utterly depraved villains begins to emerge from the depths of the city, Batman will have to contend with the very nature of evil—including that which lurks in the darkest corners of his own heart—to face what is coming for the city he has sworn to protect.” (DC Comics)

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The development focused on the long-term improvement of the consumption and emissions figures. At the same time, the customers' power expectations need to be met. As a result, the engine produces an output of 410 kW (558 hp) and 730 Nm of torque. An additional 250 Nm of torque and 16 kW/22 hp output are available temporarily via EQ Boost.

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Honor 90 Price in India 2023, Specs - RecycleDevice Blog

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Honor 90 Details

Design & Display

The Honor 90 has a 6.7-inch (17.02 cm) AMOLED screen with a 1200 x 2664 pixel resolution. The front camera is accessible through a punch hole in the bezel-less design. The screen has a 1600 nits brightness rating and a pixel density of 436 ppi. It allows for capacitive, multi-touch input and displays 1B colour reproduction. The ratio of the screen to the body is around 90.34 percent. It comes in Midnight Black, Emerald Green, Diamond Silver, and Peacock Blue colour variants and weighs 183 grammes. For quick and safe access, the phone has fingerprint and face unlock options.

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The Honor 90 has a triple back camera system that includes a 200 MP main camera with a wide-angle lens and an f/1.9 aperture, a 12 MP ultra-wide-angle lens and a 2 MP depth sensor, both with f/2.2 apertures. A single 50 MP sensor with an ultra-wide-angle lens and an f/2.4 aperture makes up the front camera. While the front camera can also record films at the same quality and frame rate, the back camera can only record videos at a maximum resolution of 3840x2160 pixels at 30 frames per second.

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Lupine Publishers|Inguinal Hernias Repair by Laparascopy (Pet)

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Introduction: The hernia affection is one of the processes that has been studied into much detail and whose treatment pursues excellence, although many controversies are still yet to be resolved. Laparoscopy repair of inguinal hernia is a treatment method that improves the quality of management given to our patients. Objective: To identify perioperative events, surgical complications and to evaluate the pain referred for the patients who have had inguinal hernia repair by the laparoscopic method. (TEP). Methods: A prospective and descriptive study was done on 80 patients who have had endoscopic (TEP) repair of inguinal hernias between January 2013 and December 2020. Results: We performed 100 hernioplastias by laparocoscopy in 80 patients. The male sex predominated in a 5:1 ratio and the surgical time average was, 53.5 minutes for unilateral hernias and 71.3 minutes for the bilateral ones. The most frequent complication in the transoperatory stage was ¨minor bleeding¨. At 15 days after surgery, 86.3% of the operated did not complain of pain, but social and laboral reintegration was at a 34% of the total. Conclusions: Laparoscopic inguinal hernioplasty is a good therapeutic option, mainly in patients with bilateral and reproduced inguinal hernias.

Keywords: Laparoscopic Hernioplasty; Inguinal Hernia; Hernia Recurrence

Introduction

Since the concept of endoscopic inguinal hernia repair was first described by Ger in 1982, endoscopic techniques have been modified; It was a time when failures and complications - coupled with high cost - outweighed initial enthusiasm [1]. Laparoscopic hernioplasty (LH) has gained popularity in the last decade and numerous controlled studies appear in the literature comparing laparoscopic techniques with conventional ones [2]. In recent years, HL, despite being one of the most controversial laparoscopic procedures, has established itself as a therapeutic option to consider. The advantages of this method are demonstrated in bilateral, recurrent hernias and in the labor-active subject, who requires early return to work [3].

Method

Between January 2013 and December 2020, a prospective, descriptive, longitudinal-cut study was carried out in 80 patients operated on by endoscopy (PET) with the diagnosis of inguinal hernia, at the General Teaching Hospital “Enrique Cabrera”. All patients who agreed with the type of surgical intervention, the study and who gave their informed consent were included; patients older than 30 years classified ASA I-III, without anesthetic contraindications for laparoscopic intervention and patients classified as Nyhus III and IV. Patients with previous surgical wounds in the inguinal region, to operate, not dependent on reproduced inguinal hernias and patients with complicated, irreducible or slipped inguinal hernias; they were excluded. The surgical techniques were: totally extraperitoneal laparoscopic inguinal hernioplasty (TEP). The PET technique was performed with some variants such as: no use of the balloon trocar, the preperitoneal space was decolorized by means of the 0º laparoscope and the insufflation of CO2 at 13 mmHg. In patients with large hernial rings, a polypropylene cone was placed in the hernial defect and subsequently a 15 x 12 cm polypropylene prosthesis. There was no need to fasten the meshes with clips [4]. In the immediate postoperative period, the visual pain scale analog scale (VAS) was applied and a pain value was assigned by means of “little faces”, which starts from very happy (I value) to very sad (X value). Pain quantification was repeated in consultation 7 days, 15 days and one month after the operation.

Results

100 hernias were operated on in 80 patients (20 patients [25%] had bilateral hernias, 85 primary hernias, and 15 reproduced hernias). The average age was 55.6 years, the youngest patient was 30 years old and the oldest was 77 years old, but the majority (14 patients) belonged to the fifth decade of life. The male sex predominated in 84%, which represented a male / female ratio of 5: 1. 43% of the patients made great physical efforts on a regular basis Table 1 shows that 36 patients had the habit of smoking, which represents 45% of the total and 17 consumed alcohol for 21.2%. Table 2 shows that right hernias were more frequent in 54.0% of the total; the indirect variety with great dilation of the annulus and destruction of the posterior wall (IIIb) was the most frequent (41 hernias). Nine femoral hernias and 15 recurrent hernias were operated on.The 100 surgeries were performed by PET technique (100.0%). Two of the patients in whom a PET technique was started had to be converted to a conventional prosthetic technique due to accidental perforation of the peritoneum, passing CO2 into the peritoneal cavity, and consequently, the loss of the preperitoneal surgical space, and another was the conversion of a failed PET technique. The mean surgical time for unilateral hernias was 53.5 min, with a minimum time of 25 min and a maximum of 120 min. In bilateral repairs, the average surgical time was 71.3 min, with a minimum of 40 min and a maximum of 110 minutes. The hospital stay was less than 24 hours in 70 patients (87.5%), in 5 patients it extended from 24 to 48 hours and in 5 patients it lasted more than 48 hours. Table 3 shows minor bleeding as the most frequent complication in the intraoperative period, in 22 repairs (22.0%) that originated 13 hematomas (13.0%). No complications were observed after the second week, but two patients suffered recurrences (2.0%) more than two months after the operation. Table 4 shows the pain classification according to the VAS scale. In the immediate postoperative period, after the patient recovered from anesthesia, 75 individuals (93.7%) were classified as VAS I and 5 patients as VAS II. At 24 h after the operation, 19 patients (23.7%) were classified as VAS I, 50 (62.5%) as VAS II, 7 patients as VAS III, and 4 as VAS IV. In the first week postoperative consultation, 52 patients (65.0%) were classified as VAS I and 15 as VAS II, and two patients with moderate pain (VAS V) appeared in this period. At 15 days after surgery, 69 patients (86.3%) were VAS I and at one month 73 (91.3%) were. The incorporation to the usual activities, including work, was of 3 patients (3.7%) a week after the operation, after 15 days there were 23 patients (28.7%) and at month 54 patients, for 67, 5% of the total.

Table 1: Toxic habits and personal pathological history (APP).

N= 80 COPD: Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease

Table 2: Distributión according classificatión to the Nyhus [5].

Thel total is 100 hernias operated on in 80 patients.

Table 3: Complications.

Table 4: Evaluatión of the Visual Analog Scale (VAS) [6].

N = 80

Discussion

Currently, with the improvement of laparoscopic techniques, inguinal hernia surgery is emerging as safe, feasible and as a good therapeutic option, regardless of the age of the patient; However, the preoperative evaluation of the individual must be correct and thorough, specifically the cardiorespiratory function, since with the TEP method a working space is created between the sheets of the transverse lamina, richly vascularized, so that the absorption and elimination of the CO2 is greater than that produced in the peritoneal cavity during pneumoperitoneum [7]. Although men predominated, there was a slight increase in women in the series with respect to other authors [8] In laparoscopic practice, the finding of hernial defects diagnosed during the intraoperative period is frequent, in men and women, the latter essentially with a history gynecological disorders. Although the usefulness of hernia repairs in asymptomatic patients is questioned in some articles, the authors consider that it would be beneficial for the patient, if conditions permit, to repair the hernial defect by the TAPP method [9]. The relationship between hernial disease and physical exertion has been classic since Cooper’s time. In the series, 68% of the patients performed physical activities that involved great and medium efforts and also analyzing the multifactorial nature in the pathogenesis of hernia disease, it is striking that approximately half of the operated patients were smokers, a factor that influences in collagen metabolism, significantly linked to hernia recurrences [10]. Most of the repairs were by means of the TEP technique and we consider, like other authors, that although the TAPP technique brings us closer to the area from a perspective familiar to the surgeon (peritoneal cavity) and facilitates the so-called “learning curve”; Hernia disease -because it is considered a parietal defectshould be given a solution from this same plane, to avoid the probability of serious complications of the intra-abdominal organs and to leave the transperitoneal method as a tactical resource when the totally extraperitoneal method is unsuccessful. (eleven) Average surgical time was similar to other series [12]. It is known that this tends to decrease when the surgical team gains in experience. The longest operating time recorded was in a patient, who started with a PET technique, but due to technical difficulties, he was converted to a conventional posterior repair. The main complications were related to minor intraoperative bleeding and postoperative hematomas. In 3 patients it was necessary to drain the hematoma due to the discomfort caused, however, in the rest of the patients with hematomas and seromas they were treated with conservative measures. In two patients, recurrence occurred 2 months after the operation, which was interpreted as a technical error [13,14]. Our results coincide with numerous studies that affirm less postoperative pain with the use of minimal access techniques, as well as a prompt socio-occupational reincorporation of patients [1,3,9,15]. Despite the fact that 70% and 93.3% of the patients at 1 week and 15 days after surgery, respectively, had no pain or minimal discomfort; only 18 individuals (30%) started their usual activities before 15 days. These results contrast with other studies that report a return to work and social activities between 10-15 days postoperatively, although it is likely that some sociocultural factors are influencing these results [1,16]. In the series there were no major intraoperative or postoperative complications, only minor bleeding and bruising. In most of the patients, before 2 weeks postoperatively, the pain disappeared, however, the return to social work activities after 15 days was low.

Conclusions

Laparoscopic inguinal hernioplasty was an effective therapeutic option, especially for patients with bilateral and reproduced hernias. It provided benefits to patients and families, the former joining work and social activities early.

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OnePlus Open: Specs& Price

OnePlus has launched its first-ever folding smartphone which is known as the OnePlus Open.

For those who aren't aware, it is a premium foldable. It belongs in the same category as the likes of Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5, Honor Magic V2, Huawei Mate X5, Vivo X Fold 2 and Xiaomi Mix Fold 3, just to name a few.

The foldable is not just a company’s first foldable, to some, due to its similarities in specifications and design with the latest Oppo foldable, the OnePlus Open is viewed as a rebranded Oppo Find N3.

OnePlus Open Display

The inner display of the foldable is a 7,82-inch LPTO 3.0 OLED screen with a 1–120 Hz adaptive refresh rate. The panel has a resolution of 2.440 x 2.268 pixels, which is also known as 2K or QHD+. Other display specs include 426 ppi, 2.800 nits of peak Brightness, and a 1.0758: 1 aspect ratio

Speaking of cover display, the OnePlus Opeen is powered by a 6,31-inch LPTO 3.0 OLED screen with a 10–120 Hz adaptive refresh rate and resolution of 2.484 x 1116 pixels. Like the primary screen, the cover display can achieve up to 2800nits of peak brightness and also has an aspect ratio of 20:9 and pixel density of 431 ppi.

Performance

The OnePlus Open runs on one of the most powerful mobile processors on the market right now, which also powers the myriads of flagship and gaming smartphones: Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2.

The SoC is coupled with 16 GB of LPDDR5X RAM and 512 GB of UFS 4.0 storage.

As far as software goes, this foldable comes equipped with OxygenOS 13.2 which is developed based on Android 13. According to the company, the OnePlus Open will get four generations of Android OS and five years of security updates, which simply means that this foldable will still be eligible for the Android 17, just as the OnePlus 11 and OnePlus 11R that arrived this year.

Battery Details

Speaking of battery specifications, the OnePlus Open makes use of the 4.805 mAh dual-cell battery which carries support for 67 watts of rapid wired charging.

The 67W fast-wired changing technology might not seem as fast as what OnePlus includes in its flagship, semi-flagship and gaming-oriented phones these days, but in the world of foldable phones, it is still a lot and offers high-speed wired charging.

As reported by the brand itself, the 67W fast charging tech guarantees you to fully charge the OnePlus Open foldable in less than 45 minutes(1–100% in 42 mins).

Cameras

The OnePlus Open features a giant circular camera bump on the rear which accommodates three cameras: 48 MP (Main) Sony LYT-T808 “Pixel Stacked” CMOS + 64 MP OmniVision OV64B + 48 MP (UW) Sony IMX581.

The inner display features a 20 MP camera while the outer display comes with a centred camera cut which is a home for a 32 MP sensor.

Also, it is worth noting that, with both camera systems you can shoot up to 4K videos at 30 fps.

Colours & Storage Options

There are only two options of colours you could choose from if you are thinking of getting OnePlus’ first-ever foldable: Voyager Black and Emerald Dusk.

Availability & Pricing

The OnePlus Open was launched yesterday globally and as of the moment, it is available in Indian, North American & European markets.

In India the 16+512GB OnePlus Open goes for 1,39,999 ₹, the same variant retails at 1699 $ in the US, while in Europe and UK, the same model is priced at 1799 € and 1599 £, respectively.

Source: OnePlus

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