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LOVE these Fantastic Four Villain variant covers coming in December!
Doom: Gabriele Dell'Otto
Namor: Marcos Martin
Molecule Man: Gerardo Zaffino
Red Ghost & Super-Apes: Bill Sienkiewicz

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2018-10-10

Is interesting how depending on the season the sunlight gives a different ambient color to things.
I guess it has to do with the angle of the earth and sun hitting the air molecules. But I feel its magic

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2018-10-08

The combination of fragment-based drug discovery and SHAPE will likely enable development of drugs that target specific RNA molecules with high affinity. https://t.co/JxRh0Xx6Tu

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2018-09-17

Phytase is used in agriculture to mobilize indigestible phosphate compounds in livestock feed
More at Molecule of the Month: https://t.co/GhjXYLMFF5

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2018-09-05

Aren't they beautiful? 😍
Some structures.

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2018-08-29

finally found the complete online archive of "Chemistry and Life" [Химия и Жизнь], my favorite totally unknown Soviet publication. They published cutting-edge sci-fi stories, puzzles for young chemists, and "facts about molecules". And they had really funky covers:

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2018-08-21

Sometimes known as Microbes or Molecules

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2018-08-08

What was and still is the most important for me when I’m creating artworks is that I’m always learning along the way. “Strawberry chemicals” was a fun one to work on, but took a lot of time to research and define where exactly I’d place and colour each molecule/compound.

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2018-07-30

Happy !

Did you know that a moth’s antennae are made up of smell receptors that can detect the odor molecules of another moth from miles away?

EXTRAORDINARY!



https://t.co/O2cDnrVsTn

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2018-07-24

"Breathing book molecules helps you write. It’s a fact." on going to the library: https://t.co/lIvPID0oxB

(Free, print-ready poster: https://t.co/qrTpnJZCxO)

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2018-07-24

Check out this set of 4 different models of DNA that show different aspects of the molecule; Simplified, Bonds, Atoms, and Surface. Each model consists of a single twist and is set up with an array modifier and a follow curve modifier. https://t.co/9xi1DrB73X

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2018-07-17

new phylogeny of tetras and allies (4th largest fish family) based on huge morphological dataset: 520 characters for 473 species, including several fossils
Morphology, molecules and the phylogeny of Characidae (Teleostei, Characiformes)
https://t.co/2rANtNI2xH

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2018-07-05

Organisms from fireflies to bacteria use luciferase to emit light
More at Molecule of the Month: https://t.co/1sAI0XEOBb

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2018-06-22

Cascade and CRISPR help bacteria remember how to fight viral infection
More at Molecule of the Month:
https://t.co/39SeogATE3

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2018-06-05

Don’t miss a brilliant talk on the ‘molecules of life’ this afternoon, plus free workshop on ‘exploring proteins through drawing, movement and origami’ in our brand new lab in the Core, with https://t.co/vQHj75QGNv

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2018-05-28

Vincent du Vigneaud, born in 1901 worked on many biological molecules, and won the 1955 for synthesis of hormones including oxytocin.
https://t.co/k8Z7Xt6oxb

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2018-05-18

The capsid protein of papillomavirus is used in vaccines that prevent cervical cancer
More at Molecule of the Month: https://t.co/NNgfx2qNXt

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2018-05-04