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'El área metropolitana de Delhi, la ciudad más poblada de la India, tiene la misma superficie que Badajoz. En ella residen 29 millones de personas, dos tercios de las de toda España.'

elpais.com/internacional/2023-

Joseph Whitesell, “French Quarter Balconies”, New Orleand, 20th c.

“Libraries have been around for thousands of years; they are older than copyright law itself,” the Electronic Frontier Foundation, which is representing the IA, wrote in its brief. “Never in the history of the United States have libraries needed to obtain special permission or to pay license fees to lend the books they already own.”

theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/

Twitter blocks replies, likes, and retweets that link to Substack 

Ars Technica reports that Twitter is blocking users from liking, replying to, or retweeting any tweet containing a link to Substack.com. twitterisgoinggreat.com/#twitt

'Experts often cite mistrust of the government as a key reason certain communities ‌have suffered disproportionately during deadly outbreaks, including Ebola and Covid-19. Mistrust is a serious problem in a pandemic if it prevents people from obeying health recommendations, seeking medical care and accepting vaccines.'

nytimes.com/2023/04/09/opinion

Postdoctoral Researchers to Study Aberrant Heterochromatin in Cancer @PeterLewisLab

The Lewis Lab at UW-Madison is seeking motivated postdocs for multiple positions in studying the role of aberrant heterochromatin in cancer.

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jobrxiv.org/job/the-lewis-lab-

RT @ChoudharyLabCPR
H3K27ac has been the go-to hallmark of enhancers for over a decade, but what if another chromatin feature exceeds this in predicting enhancers?
Our paper was just published @NatureGenet rdcu.be/c9tUg
Congrats to @TakeoNarita80, Yoshiki and the rest of the team.

'Most of these studies have focused on immune checkpoint blockade, although effects of the microbiota on clinical outcomes have also been observed in allogeneic hematopoietic stem cell transplant (which can be considered a very broad form of ).'

nature.com/articles/s41591-023

'It took García Márquez only 18 months to write “Solitude,” though he spent nearly two decades mulling the story in his head. While reading proofs of his novella “Leaf Storm” — an early testing ground for Macondo and its characters — he remarked to his brother, “This is good, but I’m going to write something that people will read more than the Quixote.” He wasn’t far off.'
nytimes.com/article/gabriel-ga

Referenced link: nature.com/articles/s41564-023
Discuss on discu.eu/q/https://www.nature.

Originally posted by Nature Portfolio / @NaturePortfolio: nitter.platypush.tech/NaturePo

A @NatureMicrobiol paper reports that live attenuated vaccine candidate sCPD9 elicits superior mucosal and systemic immunity to SARS-CoV-2 variants in hamsters compared to other available COVID-19 vaccines. nature.com/articles/s41564-023

April 8, 1911, an Iguanodon makes it on the title page of "Scientific American" 🦖

'Now, Takahashi et al. showed that the inheritance of acquired methylation states is not restricted to highly repetitive transposable elements only but can also occur in promoter-associated CpG islands (CGIs) of endogenous genes.'

nature.com/articles/s41422-023

#IDMastodon @jama_current From the beginning of #COVID19pandemic in mid-March, 2020, through mid-February 2023, nearly 103 mil cases & 1.1 Mil deaths 🇺🇸 Increasing evidence suggests that pregnant patients with #SARSCoV2 infection are at high risk for adverse pregnancy outcomes
jamanetwork.com/journals/jaman

'Limitations in animal models that fail to recapitulate the features of progressive MS provide an immediate dilemma in linking physiologic and pathologic states and in translating preclinical findings to the clinic.'

jci.org/articles/view/168595

RT @PauliGroup
To all current and future #zebrafish researchers: Don't miss out on the amazing opportunity to take part in the @MBLScience "Zebrafish Development and Genetics” summer course (July 27 - August 10, 2023). The application deadline is this WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19th!
Please RT!!

'As the new coronavirus spread, pandemic-mitigation measures started to squash flu-transmission rates to record lows. The drop-off was so sharp that several flu lineages may have gone extinct, among them Yamagata, which hasn’t been definitively detected in more than three years despite virologists’ best efforts to root it out.'

theatlantic.com/science/archiv

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