Noémie Matthey @[email protected]さんのイラストまとめ

#Microber2022 30. Transfer

Horizontal gene transfer is fascinating! The main mechanisms are conjugation, transduction & transformation.

A new study by Kapteijn et al showed that cell wall deficient bacteria can acquire DNA by an endocytosis-like process.
https://t.co/iKioq8IHF0 https://t.co/0lDWyV55Rq

#Microber2022 29. Mother

I had to think about cell division; and Caulobacter crescentus is a powerful model to study its cell cycle.

#sciart #inktober2022 #microber https://t.co/Ikf10YyMBn

#Microber2022 24. Connection

Today I'd like to talk about yeast mating. After pheromone signaling, two yeast cells from different mating types will undergo polarized growth (forming a so-called schmoo) and eventually fuse

What a beautiful connection 💛

#sciart #inktober #yeast https://t.co/382PffoDZj

#Microber2022 14. Community

When I think about community, similarly to @LizahvdAart, I do not only think about microbes.

I am so grateful to all the amazing persons I met via science, from my labmates to all the friends from the scicomm and sciart communities that I met online. https://t.co/dP1qGFW6yV

#Microber2022 6. Sticky

As it is spooky season, here is a pumpkin being 'swallowed' by a very sticky biofilm.

#inktober #spooky #pumpkin #biofilm #bacteria #sciart https://t.co/5hsnBnnEK5

The second challenge from @LizahvdAart was to draw a paper cut out piece in max 30'

I was inspired by our Tribes story (together with @JButtressSci) for Resist Now! @AMR_comics; because everything happens underground.

On the right you have my "failed" attempt to add a gemstone

#Microber2021 day 8 - Quorum sensing

QS is a communication process that allows bacteria to regulate gene expression according to cell density.

Did you ever use a tin can telephone? I did once, it was explained and exposed in a museum and that was cool!

#sciart #inktober2021

@LizahvdAart @scottishscicomm @fayewatson94 @CVRinfo @TheLabArtist @eliza_coli @she_toot @Nicky_lab_brat Thank you so much @LizahvdAart !! And Hi Faye 😀, I'm Noémie, a microbiologist and science illustrator! I'd love to participate in such projects as I'm always super excited about comics ideas. I included some of my sciart but you can also check my IG for more: @noemie.m.21

And in case you missed the first two bacteria of #BacterialAlphabet, here they are:

A for Agrobacterium tumefaciens

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B for Bacillus subtilis https://t.co/7UfooEQGmD

Last week I decided to start a new #sciart projet: drawing the #BacterialAlphabet !

Starting with A like Agrobacterium tumefaciens, a plant pathogen. #Agrobacterium tumefaciens uses DNA transfer to cause crown gall disease (a plant tumor)

This one is for @Mart1_100dra
#scicomm