画質 高画質

Last day of And with it comes its last This one on the talk of Emma Brock that works on Bdellovibrio bacteriovorus, which could be used as antibacterial agent instead of using antibiotics. She told us on how Bdellovibrio use motility to hunt bacteria..

8 29

The first talk at today was by who talked about evolutionarily driven domain swapping and how this changes the expression of genes.

13 49

Exciting news on the way. In the meantime, here is something psuedo-related. Alternate Reality XVI, featuring the enigmatic prickly fanfish (Bramidae : Pterycombus petersii). Here is to a better year.

2 15

New on the Node: Profiles - Justine Renno

The 2nd in our new series features (), who tells us about her transition from research to & shares some of the scientific illustrations she did while at

https://t.co/DsiWE60wmM

8 19

Cheers , If you see this, QRT with your art and tag others. Share the love!

I nominate


&

(apologies if you've already been tagged).

https://t.co/CTSKozVcqZ

2 6

A tuneable generalised unpicked by . The openness of the RssB adaptor protein determines differential access of the regulators and anti-adaptor proteins to ClpX-mediated

8 17

Thanks and for the tag!! Here's a sampling of my - I like to work with a variety of media and a variety of subjects 😊 Tagging a few more sci-art folks I follow! https://t.co/aVoiXVtI2K

5 8

The Eyewirers have spoken! These designs will become die-cut magnets that players can win during Eyewire 2021-22 competition season. For science!

1 4

In the UK there are currently estimated around 140,000 red squirrels in comparison to 2.5 million grey squirrels. The red squirrel is currently classed as Near Threatened.

0 5

This piece is based on Alexandra Deaconescu her talk about the general stress response. DNA stress activates IraD, which causes RssB to undergo a conformational change from an open to closed conformation. This change is possible because of the highly flexible linker.

5 26

another attempt to initiate me into Usually I concept paleo, but challenge accepted! I have tons.
Camelids, Psudosuchian femur, Cambrian explosion, and count too.
I tag

7 35

Flossie Wong-Staal (1946-2020): the 1st to clone helping develop tests & antiviral therapies. Post by Illustration by , Sci-Illustrate Stories. Set in motion by

Read more: https://t.co/Ijil7OmQag

6 12

Lindsey O'Neal Yoder gave a great talk today at on deciphering the role of the Wsp signal transduction pathway in surface sensing using Pseudomonas aeruginosa.

14 52

David Hershey told us about his exciting Caulobacter flagellar mutants. I especially loved his 'doink' model. Can we give every model a name like this?

16 45

COLLYWOBBLES

🇬🇧 «When butterflies fall in love, do they feel humans in their stomach?»
🇪🇸 «Cuando las mariposas se enamoran, ¿sentirán seres humanos en el estómago?»

2 5

A great talk by Arden Perkins on a unifying sensing mechanism for CZB protein domains at . The benefits of a multi-faceted approach in understanding how zinc binding domains in chemoreceptors sense oxidants.

10 37