#Proteins

Joey

DrJoyeeta

Covid Vaccine: So as everyone knows we are racing against time to make a vaccine for Covid 19. Producing effective vaccines is a lengthy process and takes years.So what is

Maxx Chatsko

7MaxxChatsko

Will we need to make new coronavirus vaccines each year? Will it change "just like the flu"? Probably not. Coronaviruses and influenzas are very different in how they infect human

Eugene Gu, MD

eugenegu

“Corona” in coronavirus means crown in Latin. It describes the proteins sticking out on the outer fat membrane that makes the virus look like it’s wearing a crown of spikes.

DeriveryLab

DeriveryLab

Great to see our paper on micropatterning with fibrinogen anchors online in @JCellBiol!http://bit.ly/3q6vipv A thread... 1/9 2/9In this paper we improve the printing of proteins ('micropatterning') by developing a universal (fi

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biochem_fan

Many people seem excited with AlphaFold2. The progress is impressive and surely has implications to many fields. Predicting structures of protein complexes and proteins that adopt multiple states (e.g. transporters)

Nipun Chopra, PhD

NipunChopra7

Understanding why the mRNA in the Pfizer/Moderna vaccines cannot change your DNA, explained to diff audiences:(1) Young kids: DNA and mRNA are kept in separate parts of the cell.(2) High

Caroline Coram

CarolineCoramUK

Questions for the day. What if viruses are formed by the body as a sort of cleaning messenger and are being mistakenly blamed for disease? The lipid envelope contents are

Perfect Day

PerfectDayFoods

Researcher @OliviaFoxCabane has been mapping the explosion of the #alternativeprotein industry for the last few years. There are 3 major innovations in this space: fermentation, cultured proteins, & #plantbased. All

Simply Biochemistry

SimplyBiochem

How Will the COVID-19 Vaccine Work - THREAD:All cells express proteins on their surface. These are called cell surface receptors. This is how the human immune system recognises bacteria or

Stone Age Herbalist

Paracelsus1092

1/ Eggs. What we know and how much we don't know. A thread on why you should eat them, a lot of them. Info from this comprehensive paper: https://europepmc.org/article/med/30909449Let's goooo!

Casey M. Daniels

CMDanielsPhD

Our massive effort to characterize protein ADP-ribosylation, phosphorylation, and complexes in macrophages is out in JPR! I’m going to walk you through it. (1/6) https://pubs.acs.org/doi/pdf/10.1021/acs.jproteome.0c00261 MAPCD – Macroph

Kaitlyn Sadtler, PhD

KSadtler

Now that everyone is interested in immunology can we talk about how cool of a protein AIRE is? As requested: How can we tell our proteins apart from viruses/bacteria? A

Ryan McNamara 🧬

Ryan_Mac_Phd

Virus fragments can exert pathogenic effects inside a host, but that's distinct from being infectious.To be infectious, a virus particle must be intact. This includes the virus genome and the

Andrew

guavapancake

I am breaking my promise to not talk about coronavirus anymore and following my Principle 2 (break a promise) and my Principle 51 (you have to care).I am making 1

Dr. Urso

richardursomd

Covid vax has similar parts to human proteins. When one receives the vaccine, Covid exposure may cause massive cytokine storm.Pathogenic priming likely contributes to serious and critical illness and mortality

Dr. Jessica F. Hebert

Dame_DNA

I’m getting a lot of questions about all the recent news surrounding COVID-19. Here’s a FAQ that I hope helps! DISCLAIMER: Expertise: 18 yrs bio research, PhD in biology. Not

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