#BioRxiv

JavierGarciaMartinez

javiergarciamar

Chemistry plays a major role in our fight against #coronavirus. From disinfectants that remove the pathogen, to tests that identify the illness, to medicines that treat it, in this thread,

Samuel Marsh, Ph.D.

samuel_marsh

Excited to share first preprint from my postdoc work in Stevens lab: “Single Cell Sequencing Reveals Glial Specific Responses to Tissue Processing & Enzymatic Dissociation in Mice and Humans” a

Kevin Bird

itsbirdemic

Extremely excited to share my article "No support for the hereditarian hypothesis of the Black–White achievement gap using polygenic scores and tests for divergent selection" has been published at the

WuidQ: Washington University ID Questions

WuidQ

57/M completed Pfizer COVID vaccine 4 weeks ago. He now goes to a commercial lab to get serologic COVID testing (test detects nucleocapsid IgG). His test comes back positive. He

Kevin C. Klatt, PhD, RD

KCKlatt

Baby's first @biorxivpreprint:LRH-1 #Nutrigenomics: The Provision of Lauric Acid Results in the Endogenous Production of the Liver Receptor Homolog-1 Ligand, Dilauroylphosphatidylcholine, and LRH-1 Transactivation. Summary & story t

Debbee Hutchinson

DebbeeHutchins1

Moderna & Pfizer/BioNTech are testing mRNA (synthetic RNA)vaccines to be rolled out experimentally on millions of people around the world using synthetic RNA mRNA vaccines are a genetically modified biohack

Ilya Korsunsky

ilyakorsunsky

1/11 Our study of pathological fibroblasts across inflammatory diseases, an incredibly collaborative effort with Kevin Wei, @MathildePohin, @baroneExpMed, @EdyKim5, @FionaPowrie, @arthritisbham, Michael Brenner, @soumya_boston, and many oth

Derrick VanGennep

VanGennepD

A thread on "long covid", which describes long-term symptoms of Covid-19. My point here is that infections matter, not just deaths.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=reHPBedlPxU An in-depth interview with someone suffering long-covid

Valentin Wyart

valentinwyart

Great study by @jwdegee @donner_lab out in @eLife on the effect of pupil-linked arousal on choice biases during stimulus detection and memory retrieval. They show how phasic pupil dilation predicts

Jens Svenning

JCSvenning

To follow-up on my talk on "restoring the role of #megafauna to European #ecosystems" at today's #RewildingSymposium @niooknaw @RewildingEurope, I'll post some of the literature cited in this thread #rewilding

Iris van Rooij 💭

IrisVanRooij

How can COS claim to improve rigour, when it systematically ignores critiques of proposed "rigorous" "solutions" (like preregistration) from among the most rigorous research traditions in psychology, such as computationa

Uriah

crimkadid

The title of tonight tweetstorm is “How are the Blacks like the Irish?”, but it’s really about how selection against schizophrenia has been a powerful influence on differences in personality

Romain Brette

RomainBrette

I'm very excited to share my latest work with Dominique Debanne's lab!"Neural excitability increases with axonal resistance between soma and axon initial segment"featuring heroic axon pinching experiments done by Aurélie

Oriol Pich

oriol_pich

How does chemotherapy affect healthy cells in the blood? Our preprint “The evolution of hematopoietic cells under cancer therapy” just out in biorXiv! https://bit.ly/34DHplQ From @bbglab & @hematosantpau @a_cortesbu

Jennie Espelho

1Mirror1978

I find its always good to reflect on the last year as we approach a new one. 2020 has been something else. Here I will explain my journey through 2020

Alina Chan

Ayjchan

On to my more contentious of the night.“It’s very funny that everyone is worrying about preprints given that, collectively, journals are not doing a great job of keeping misinformation

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