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'Genome sequencing has also become a critical component in the development of one of the most promising alternatives to antibiotics: bacteriophage therapy.'

journals.plos.org/plosbiology/

'Our much loved Microbe Art Contest is coming back again this year to support International Microorganism Day on 17 September 2023! Help celebrate the wondrous world of microbes by getting creative and sharing your art! '

fems-microbiology.org/microbe-

'Specific deletion of the nuclear isoform of RARα revealed an RARα isoform in the cytoplasm of T cells. Extranuclear RARα was rapidly phosphorylated upon TCR stimulation and recruited to the TCR signalosome.'

cell.com/immunity/fulltext/S10

'Teenagers are significantly more likely to believe online conspiracy theories than older generations, a new study has shown, underscoring the broad impacts of gen Z’s relationship with social media.'

theguardian.com/us-news/2023/a

“The next decade is going to be defined by incredibly rich people, underestimating how fucking mad the rest of us are”
- @FernieCommaAlex
There is only one way to make this happen & end corporate greed:
#VoteOutAllGOP
#VoteBlueEveryElection

"Several years ago it was recognized that the cGAS-STING system was a key part of the inflammation seen in microglial cells in the aging brain (and in the brains of people with neurodegenerative diseases). And this new paper has tracked down further details: the reason this inflammatory pathway has been set off is the leakage of DNA from damaged mitochondria in those microglial cells."

science.org/content/blog-post/

'Por muito relevante que seja termos bonecas que façam as meninas sonhar com um futuro possível, é ainda mais importante termos pessoas verdadeiras a fazerem esses feitos.'
@JoanaLA

publico.pt/2023/08/18/ciencia/

'Mère Ubu, inspirada en la sátira Ubu rey, del autor francés Alfred Jarry, es eco, para Miró, de la crueldad del déspota, memoria de la dictadura franquista y recordatorio de que la tentación autoritaria sigue anidando en nuestras calles.'

elpais.com/opinion/2023-08-19/

In case you missed it, this was a great conversation with Pavel Tomancak & @tlemberger for the .
Everything from the early days of open science to tips on classic Czech science fiction.

embo.org/podcasts/who-reviews-

Personalized RNA for advance to phase III trials (in combination with anti-PD1). My latest Clinical Pipeline column for
@NatureMedicine

nature.com/articles/d41591-023

The modern use of placebos in research owes a lot to anesthesiologist Henry K. Beecher and a landmark paper he wrote shining a spotlight on these sugar pills.

Sloppy by today’s standards, and maybe even back when it was published in 1955, Beecher’s paper paved the way for sounder drug trials and pushed scientists to better understand how we process pain

Listen:

🎧 Apple: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/
🎧 Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/2x7hs

Or wherever you enjoy #podcasts: knowmag.org/PodcastS3E3_Mastod

Accumulation of iron with age may inhibit the benefits of hormone replacement therapy on cardiovascular disease in late postmenopause. elifesciences.org/articles/907

The @ucdavis Microbiology Graduate Group mgg.ucdavis.edu is hosting two "Info Sessions" online for prospective applicants 9/18 and 9/21. Sessions hosted by Program Chair, Admission Committee, students et al.

Register by using QR code or link: tinyurl.com/36sctyah

Abstraction of Reward Context Facilitates Relative Reward Coding in Neural Populations of the Macaque Anterior Cingulate Cortex
doi.org/10.1523/JNEUROSCI.0292

#neuroscience

"When leptin failed, he tried a different gut hormone, ghrelin, whose effects were the opposite of leptin’s. The more ghrelin an animal had, the more it would eat. Perhaps a drug that blocked ghrelin would make people lose weight.

“Again, it wasn’t that simple,” said Dr. Tschöp, who left Lilly in 2002."

nytimes.com/2023/08/17/health/

I discussed the origin of these new diabetes and weight loss drugs with Matthias, you can listen to "Obesity is a Brain Disease" scrolling down at the link below.

pioneercampus.org

Charles Henry Turner, who died in 1923, was a zoologist and comparative psychologist who studied the behavior and cognition of insects and other arthropods including spiders, bees, ants and moths. Researchers are rediscovering the forgotten legacy of this pioneering Black scientist.

Read more in:

🕷️ @KnowableMag: arevie.ws/3OBAE9X
🐝 The Annual Review of Entomology arevie.ws/TurnerBio_EN

#Science
#ScienceMastodon
#Entomology
#KnowableMagazine

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