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  1. Keith Bradnam 📈 @[email protected] ·

    On Sunday I blogged about three new bogus #bioinformatics acronyms that I discovered.

    If you find yourself needing to use the middle letters of words to make an acronym, or needing to skip out words from the full name altogether, then that is what I am calling bogus.

    Here is an older example of what I mean. You could just call your new tool ‘Pigeons’ (if you like pigeons and the name). You don’t have to call it PIGEONS and then come up with an acronym like so (this was a real tool):

    Photographically InteGrated En-suite for the OligoNucleotide Screening

    Anyway, more examples of this kind of naming malarky are in my blog post:

    acgt.me/blog/2026/9/27/life-af

    #bioinformatics
  2. Keith Bradnam 📈 @kbradnam ·

    On Sunday I blogged about three new bogus acronyms that I discovered.

    If you find yourself needing to use the middle letters of words to make an acronym, or needing to skip out words from the full name altogether, then that is what I am calling bogus.

    Here is an older example of what I mean. You could just call your new tool ‘Pigeons’ (if you like pigeons and the name). You don’t have to call it PIGEONS and then come up with an acronym like so (this was a real tool):

    Photographically InteGrated En-suite for the OligoNucleotide Screening

    Anyway, more examples of this kind of naming malarky are in my blog post:

    acgt.me/blog/2026/9/27/life-af

    #bioinformatics
  3. Keith Bradnam 📈 @[email protected] ·

    On Sunday I blogged about three new bogus #bioinformatics acronyms that I discovered.

    If you find yourself needing to use the middle letters of words to make an acronym, or needing to skip out words from the full name altogether, then that is what I am calling bogus.

    Here is an older example of what I mean. You could just call your new tool ‘Pigeons’ (if you like pigeons and the name). You don’t have to call it PIGEONS and then come up with an acronym like so (this was a real tool):

    Photographically InteGrated En-suite for the OligoNucleotide Screening

    Anyway, more examples of this kind of naming malarky are in my blog post:

    acgt.me/blog/2026/9/27/life-af

    #bioinformatics
  4. Keith Bradnam 📈 @[email protected] ·

    On Sunday I blogged about three new bogus #bioinformatics acronyms that I discovered.

    If you find yourself needing to use the middle letters of words to make an acronym, or needing to skip out words from the full name altogether, then that is what I am calling bogus.

    Here is an older example of what I mean. You could just call your new tool ‘Pigeons’ (if you like pigeons and the name). You don’t have to call it PIGEONS and then come up with an acronym like so (this was a real tool):

    Photographically InteGrated En-suite for the OligoNucleotide Screening

    Anyway, more examples of this kind of naming malarky are in my blog post:

    acgt.me/blog/2026/9/27/life-af

    #bioinformatics