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FederalistNo78

Wellcome to the machine...https://twitter.com/FederalistNo78/status/1239358961146568705 This incredible work feathers right in. @MadAddictSport https://twitter.com/madaddictsport/status/1239860789927960577?s=21 @We_Have_Risen helping me und

Paul Nightingale

Nightingale_P

I was going to do a thread on how to understand the risks of Covid-10 infection. But it all got too complicated, so I’m going to summarise what I have

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patricksavalle

1/ On 23 jan @c_drosten et al published their paper describing the de facto industry standard protocol for detection of #SARSCoV2 by PCRNow an intl. team of top experts asks

JepsonLab_UCL

JepsonlabU

Observation. Since moving into the neurological disease field, I've found that many (reviewers!) feel that animal models need to precisely phenocopy human symptoms to be 'valid'. A brief thread on

Centre for the Study of Existential Risk

CSERCambridge

Up next on Day 3 of #CCCR2020 is Session 5 “Threats without enemies: natural global disasters and their consequences”, with Doug Erwin @smithsonian @sfiscience and Lindley Johnson @NASA, chaired by

Robin Monotti

robinmonotti

"Aerosols..within the most breathable size range between 0.5 & 5 μm, can carry SARS-CoV-2 deep to the terminal alveoli..if this transmission pathway does exist, it would bypass the mucociliary clearance

Yasuhiro Arimura

ArmrYshr

Hey chromatin folks! I am incredibly excited to share my first preprint paper and first paper from the Funabiki lab with you! "Near-atomic resolution nucleosome structures and their variations in

Andrew J. Roger

andrewjroger

Long branch attraction explained! Ed Susko and I have been investigating the reasons why long branches tend to attract in phylogenetic analyses. This paper provides new insights into why this

Erin C. Sanders, MSN, WHNP-BC (She/Her/Hers)

ErinSandersNP

1/ Thank you so much @janevandis! Better understanding neurobiology can help us in so many areas of medicine! The other important piece of this paper is again reiterating the role

Prof Francois Balloux

BallouxFrancois

I felt it may be helpful to provide an update on the new #COVID19 lineages in the UK and in SA that might both be more contagious than any #SARSCoV2

Edward Nirenberg

ENirenberg

I've seen a bunch of people talk about vaccine hesitancy lately but the people doing it seem to be getting some important things wrong. Firstly, vaccine acceptance is a continuum,

Gertrud Rey PhD (Trudy)

GertrudRey

Did you know that our cells produce antiviral molecules that are similar to small molecules in antiviral drugs? And that bacteria make these exact same molecules to fight off infection

Jesse Case

jessecase

THREAD (uh oh)A few nights ago I tweeted about the vaccine and went viral (the irony!). I've since received quite a bit of hate mail, all along the lines of

Katalina Bobowik

KatalinaBobowik

I'm very excited to share the results of our new paper, now available on Biorxiv: https://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2021.01.07.425684v1. Below is a thread of the main resultshttps://twitter.com/biorxivpreprint/status/134762719313285

Bobby Rajesh Malhotra ツ

Bobby_Network

Galaxy Project isn't forgotten: snowflake @trvrb, "woke" @firefoxx66, shitty non-open souce data @nextstrain/@GISAID = "muuuh mutations" -agenda fearpr0nRemember D614G mutation? No clinical significance. https://twit

John Innes Centre

JohnInnesCentre

PEOPLE - Today is #WomenInScienceDay. To celebrate here are 25 people who contribute to us remaining an international centre of excellence in plant science, genetics and microbiologyTHREAD Dr Diane Saunders

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