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How does the environment affect cell function? By applying osmotic shifts to fission yeast, et al. show that an increase in cytoplasmic concentration reduces microtubule polymerisation/depolymerisation rates!

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Do you want to learn how to use audio to tell science stories? Then join us on 10 June for our next webinar on creating science music & w/ & our own of  https://t.co/0HP39fv9g3

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Results from the Birthday
Bobosaurus, Megacerops, Rhaeboceras and Choerosaurus.

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The world needs ALL the scicom it can get, from any avenue, misinformation wins if not. Our method is to get the facts across but also high quality adorable pictures and stories. I know some follow us for the puppy pics, but I know we are all learning together each day.
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Here’s my new comic on ! Thank you to for helping with this!
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Happy Earth Day! In support of this year's theme - advocating for climate restoration in the next 10 years - this week we shared works that challenge how we understand & relate to the environment around us. We hope you've enjoyed.

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A unique salamander from Mexico - the Strangely remain in their juvenile phase, never going through metamorphosis.

Project Animalia (365 days of
Day 156: Axolotl (Ambystoma mexicanum)

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Results from the
Sinornithosaurus, Edaphosaurus, Pachycostasaurus and Tenontosaurus.

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"you can keep expanding your knowledge.. staying on trend with what’s happening in the world."

Diogo Guerra
tells Vrinda Nair how his background in veterinary medicine influences his passion for science illustration.

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