Our February issue is live! This issue we dig into the art of microbiology, 3D print food with brain waves, explore photosynthesis through origami, discuss the public perception of artificial intelligence, & more. https://t.co/7rM0n0jJlY

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The doodles continue!
Made during the biology lessons since we mainly had to listen to the teacher and currently we have basic microbiology as topic. Something which I already have fair knowledge about.
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🍑Did one of the listings from the CS group im in and one of the listings for this months prompt was "Pallet Swap" and BOY its fun! did two of my ships. now going to do the other listings, so, stay tuned for that.😘

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most read article of 2018: Healthy hosts rule within: ecological forces shaping the gut by Andreas Baumler https://t.co/sD418eN3jU

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These drawings go back to my curiosity in fractals in nature, how they form and repeat patterns appear, and how fractals make up the world!

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Wolbachia is part of the Rickettsiales, the whole clade is composed of obligate intracellular bacteria. All of them? Not exactly! For day 10 of the we focus on a Paramecium parasite which is growing outside its host! More: https://t.co/wq0deOMMqa

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Illustration i made for the article "Space Invaders" about microbiomes for via

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What to do in microbio lab while waiting for your tubes to incubate for an hour? Do some phone SKETCHING!

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We have 42 people so far signed up to participate in this year’s Sign up here for microbial holiday fun! https://t.co/nw4myTx0za

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- Jolt
The M13 bacteriophage is piezoelectric (applying pressure to it causes it to generate electricity). 6 yrs ago, Scientists genetically modified M13 to generate enough electricity to power an LCD display: https://t.co/zbS0d7LaqI

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- Prickly
can look like they're prickly because of their coat proteins. Most viruses have coat proteins, which form a that protects their and/or bind to host cells during infection.

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- Chop
causes a disease in which gives them swollen blue tongues. I'm not making that up! It can also cause abortions and has a high fatality rate in lambs. Less lamb chops - sad times.

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- Breakable
In 17th century Netherlands, a caused crazy speculation in the sale of stripey tulip bulbs, as the stripes weren't always stable. They didn't know that Tulip breaking virus is what makes stripey.

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- Bottle
Acidianus bottle-shaped 1 is (unsurprisingly) bottle shaped! It infects & was found in an acidic hot spring. Its genome encodes 57 potential proteins, only 3 of which are similar to known proteins.

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– Weak
In ~1% of infections, the causes muscle weakness and paralysis. Since the widespread chlorination of drinking water, the age of exposure to Poliovirus has increased, increasing the risk of paralysis.

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- Clock
Many physiological processes are affected by our body clocks, or circadian rhythms, including immunity. Some are able to detect or alter these rhythms to initiate infection at times of lowered immunity.

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