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My latest column for is a look at early human results of a new class of for

The mechanism of action is essentially to clog the 's tRNA synthetase - the result of two decades of research on boron-based compounds.


nature.com/articles/d41591-022

Listening to @FeministKelly Unsung History podcast and especially the episode about chef Lena Richard's story left me deeply touched, inspired and euphoric. If I wasn't already a food historian, I would have become one at this point 🤯
unsunghistorypodcast.com/lena-

#FoodHistory #Herstory #UnsungHistory #FoodStudies #WomenHistory #BlackHistory

'Fifteen scientific journals published a total of 812 (68.7%) of all 1182 papers retracted for being paper mill papers, and 166 (14.0%) were published in one journal, the European Review for Medicaland Pharmacological Sciences. Of these, all journals appear to be non-predatory journals.'

bmj.com/content/379/bmj-2022-0

Faculty at more prestigious universities publish more bc they have funded Ph. D. students and postdocs to do the work.

In fields where advisors aren't put on Ph. D./postdoc research pubs, there is no relationship between university prestige and faculty productivity.

Mid-career faculty, matched, who move to institutions with more funded Ph. D./postdocs publish more.

Counting pubs is a poor method of judging a researchers quality.

science.org/doi/10.1126/sciadv

Thanks so much to everyone who has said hi to me here, so nice to have a warm welcome. To those who are reading me here for the first time, I'm a science writer and author of "NeuroTribes: The Legacy of #Autism and the Future of #Neurodiversity." I'm also a music writer, #Deadhead, #BeatGeneration enthusiast, and @osiris podcaster. Hey all! #introduction

The S in Stanford's original SAB did not stand for "Scientific":

'Among her advantages in their increasingly frosty relationship was her continued communication with her dead husband and son – ‘my two spiritual advisers’, as she called them – whose deceased status rendered them infallible. Under their guidance she laid out a pedagogic vision requiring Stanford students to be taught that ‘every one born on earth has a soul germ’

lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v44/n23/ja

'A pulse/chase experiment comparing chronically infected to treated animals showed that recently divided Ifng+ T cells, particularly IFN-γ+TNF+IL-2− T cells, are promoted by persistent infection. These data suggest that low-level persistent infection reduces CD4+ Tmem survival and multi-functional Teff but promotes IFN-γ+TNF+IL-2− Late Effector Memory and Terminally Differentiated Effector T cells and prolongs immunity.'

biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/20

#Drosophila #Advent Day4: On with the obscura group! Drosophila tristis is also a sap-flux feeder, but is less common than Dobs nature.com/articles/1721155b0. I think it likes older yeast baits, and it’s reported to prefer canopy traps. Males are distinctively melancholy in their dark mourning dress, but female ID requires a microscope (palps and oviscapt). It has potentially interesting P-elements cdnsciencepub.com/doi/abs/10.1 , Wolbachia resjournals.onlinelibrary.wile and viruses journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.41

RT @HaoYin20@twitter.com

A mind-blowing Science paper from Dr. Bin Zhou lab🤯

Genetically Labeling/Tracing Cell Contact events & post-contact consequences

Tigre-SynNotch + Cre & Dre transgenic🐭

One can track Ongoing+History of Contact (likely minimal 2-h) b/w 2 cell types
science.org/doi/10.1126/scienc

🐦🔗: twitter.com/HaoYin20/status/15

#IDMastodon #Immunology Understanding #SarsCoV2 shedding characteristics is relevant for public health interventions. viral load and shedding kinetics is influenced by biological characteristics of🦠 , host factors & pre-existing immunity (previous infection or vaccination) of the infected individual.
@Nature
nature.com/articles/s41579-022

Expansion microscopy is one of the best things to come along in #cellbiology. A new preprint from Ons M’Saad in the Bewersdorf lab at Yale describes methods for ~8000-fold volumetric expansion and labeling that deals with the dilution problem associated with such huge expansion. Cell-level details can be observed with a cell phone camera!

biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/20

Introducing @emboreports to the fediverse!
 
We are a society-owned primary @EMBOPress #research #journal publishing papers, reviews and science & society commentaries from all areas of molecular #LifeScience #cellbiology #biochemistry #molecularbiology #immunology #microbiology #cancer #development #structure #signaling and many more.
 
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"To me, one of the outstanding, clear failures in this pandemic—one that is fixable—is the way the vaccine rollout went. We were in an emergency and there was a limited supply and it meant rich countries were going to get vaccines first. To me, it is such an obvious problem to have a pandemic continue to surge for more than a year in a large part of the world, despite the availability of vaccines in a select number of countries."

@amymaxmen

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Le #CNRS demande désormais à ses chercheurs et chercheuses d’appliquer la stratégie de non-cession des droits d’auteur (CC-BY 4.0) lors du dépôt de leurs articles auprès d’éditeurs.

cnrs.fr/fr/cnrsinfo/il-ny-pas-

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Pls RT: the 2024 @HHMINEWS Investigator Competition officially opens for applications on Tuesday December 6. Check embedded 🧵 below for major enhancements that align with our values: open science, DEI, mentoring 1/4 twitter.com/leslievosshall/sta

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