lol same here
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lol same here
it was done bigly
Next up in the emerging infectious disease threats session we had our invited speaker @kelwyres.bsky.social from @monashuniversity.bsky.social who shared how genomic surveillance can be used to inform anti-Klebsiella pneumoniae vaccines to save babies from neonatal sepsis 🍼🦠💉
#lorneiandi
now thats a “nobel” thought
If you're living somewhere outside the USA, one thing you can do is pressure your leaders to boycott World Cup and Olympic events here.
Workflow of CURE. All students use the sequence data that they generated from their individual specimens to execute steps 1–3. Students then break up into small groups (two to three students) to execute independent analyses (4) and generate products to contribute to the final class poster presented at the Purchase College Natural and Social Science Symposium (5).
Modern genetics increasingly relies on genomic data sets; teaching students how to work with these data sets is important. In #JMBE: an undergrad research experience designed for modern genetics and biodiversity courses uses a classroom benchtop sequencer: asm.social/2Mx
absolutely….we need to do away with ouddated syllabus and teach the new generation of biologists to learn to cope with genetic data!
cited ! :)
no Democratic agenda usually dont have a single face!
yes it is, maybe your problem needs to be solved programmatically then…
did you try using Bandage?
i think this is an awesome protocol for a lot of studies that look at antibiotics, and mechanisms without interference of a antibiotic selection
A little Christmas gift for the molecular biology nerds! I love the simplicity of this idea: very useful (and small) plasmid selection system that alleviates the need for antibiotics in molbio and bioprocesses. Elegant work by my former PhD student, lab, and colleagues: doi.org/10.1021/acss...
agree! raw >> processed
can you add story in the next version?
long due
The new -outfmt 20 in BLAST 😍. No more frustrated googling to remember which column is which.....
we as scientific institutions have failed yet again to the capitalists who are here just for money-grubbing! im amazed how capitalists find profit in everything by exploiting hard working people..!
of course, its like people arguing, we dont need glasses just because we have far sightedness…farsightedness is normal…of course it is but you still need glasses, and dont try to ban glasses those who need it…dont want to use glasses dont use it!
i just want people to be able to access the medication that they need…and stop acting like you care about the child, because if you did you would want the same thing the parents…
your logic is so flawed that i can’t comprehend what happened to you that you think in such a twisted way. find love!
autistic people are usually empathetic…and i dont feel like you have a shred of it…questioning the validity of your claim!
thats your choice! But dont try to ban it for those who think they need it…Chose your words while interacting with strangers, you dont own the platform!
autism is a neurotype, nothing really wrong with that, its just a different way the brain is wired, not caused by drugs…but could be mediated and regulated by some medicines..lets spread the word for those who are trying to use this as a political weapon
USA: New 'Stratus' COVID Variant Dominant in US: Know These Symptoms.
In May, XFG (Stratus) made up less than 3% of U.S. infections, but by late August it surged to 78%.
CDC wastewater sequencing confirms its dominance, with over 76% of samples linked to XFG as of Aug. 30.
🦠 @bananabenana.bsky.social closes out our ECR talks for #MicroSeq2025 with the first comprehensive atlas of IMP #carbapenemases! Discover novel insights into their structure, mutations, transmission, & widespread endemicity - an under-recognised but important #publichealth threat! #bacteria