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Research/Teaching Genetics/Molecular Biology- DNA repair/ yeast
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Claude Monet
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Lunch on the Grass (central panel) - 1865/1866
https://botfrens.com/collections/41/contents/6664
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Don Moynihan
5 days ago
I know we get inured to stuff, but it is hard to fathom the cruelty here. At a time of tax cuts for the most powerful, they are trying to remove basic supports for the most vulnerable. The Trump administration's war on people with disabilities continues.
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đDOA stands for âdegradation of alphaâ : mutants that do not degrade Matalpha2 upon switching from alpha to a: yeast cell bio!! Apoyg!!
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Craig Kaplan
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Look at this crazy thing
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On the NSF- an (other) absolute shame that this administration is responsible for-
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Claude Monet
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Ătretat: The Beach and the Falaise d'Amont - 1885
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Laura Lippman
8 days ago
Turns out that I am already amazing at un-AIâing my writing because I donât use AI!
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Paul Cezanne
9 days ago
The House of Dr. Gached in Auvers, 1873
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Nonia Pariente
16 days ago
This is WILD (& microbes rock đž) âThese findings [âŠ] revealing a protein-templated mechanism for sequence-specific DNA synthesis.â Take that, central dogma! đ§Ș âProtein-templated synthesis of dinucleotide repeat DNA by an antiphage reverse transcriptaseâ
www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...
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Science | AAAS
https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.aed1656
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Brooke Harrington
16 days ago
Also, care workers for children and the elderly are criminally undervalued. Societies cannot function for long if all the load-bearing functions (raising and education of the young, care for the old) are treated as the dregs of labor, and practitioners shat upon for sport by those more privileged.
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Sulfuric acid also kills grass ( and all cancer cells for sure)- letâs make sure he knows that
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18 days ago
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Elizabeth Jacobs, PhD
18 days ago
Trump thinks Diet Coke may prevent cancer because âit kills grass so it must kill cancer cells in the bodyâ. Scientific review: This is a horseshit. Itâs also in line with Trumpâs understanding of biology, which is a 0.0 on the Got It scale. Anecdote: I drink a lot a Diet Coke. I also had cancer.
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Chise
19 days ago
WELL NOW, would you look at that? A massive, 4-YEAR-LONG study of NEARLY 30 MILLION people in France found that individuals who received a COVID-19 mRNA vaccine had a 74% LOWER risk of death from severe COVID-19 compared to unvaccinated individuals and ZERO increased risk of all-cause mortality.
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Jeremy Berg
18 days ago
Large study of the effects of mRNA COVID vaccination impacts in France.
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COVID-19 mRNA Vaccination and 4-Year All-Cause Mortality Among Adults in France
This cohort study uses the data from all adults aged 18 to 59 years living in France on November 1, 2021, to evaluate whether there is an association of receipt of an mRNA COVID-19 vaccine with long-term all-cause mortality.
https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamanetworkopen/fullarticle/2842305
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EL PAĂS Ciencia y TecnologĂa
19 days ago
Michel Mayor, Nobel de FĂsica: âLa gente piensa que la humanidad es eterna, pero somos animales y nos extinguiremosâ
elpais.com/ciencia/2026...
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Michel Mayor, Nobel de FĂsica: âLa gente piensa que la humanidad es eterna, pero somos animales y nos extinguiremosâ
El descubridor del primer exoplaneta habla con EL PAĂS sobre el prĂłximo gran hallazgo que espera: el primer planeta con vida fuera del sistema solar
https://elpais.com/ciencia/2026-04-14/michel-mayor-nobel-de-fisica-la-gente-piensa-que-la-humanidad-es-eterna-pero-somos-animales-y-nos-extinguiremos.html
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Jon Cooper
25 days ago
Iran posted this. What a humiliation for Trump.
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Dr. Peter Paul Rubens
26 days ago
Annunciation #1, 1576, by El Greco. Elegant beauty with just enough appropriate agitation. Itâs El Grecoâs day today.
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christoph_STCmicrobeblog
25 days ago
"... giving clear and actionable advice" đ
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Un croissant de Terre!
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26 days ago
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Digital Brain
27 days ago
Witness the elegance of the swimming Feather Star, a crinoid that dates back to the Ordovician era, over 480 million years ago. A true marvel of evolution in our oceans.
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Michael Schulman
about 1 month ago
When I told him about The New Yorker's very human fact-checking process, he crowed that "a lot of that is going to go away." To which I said, NO, AI means we need MORE fact-checking, because AI has flooded the web with bullshit. It certainly can't be trusted to fact-check itself, or anything. /
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jamelle
about 1 month ago
that's right
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Spencer Ackerman
about 1 month ago
This is called âstrategic defeat.â You have ended up in a worse position than before you began, with your adversary, while battered, emerging in a stronger position than before.
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Jeremy Berg
about 1 month ago
Watch Director Bhattacharya's performance at CPAC really got to me. I chose to share some of my observations with him. Hold on... 1/11
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Barbara Kaskosz
about 1 month ago
"For more than a year, administration officials have advanced a careful, multifront assault in an effort to impose new rules for Novemberâs midterm balloting." Trump is systematically preparing to steal the midterm elections.
wapo.st/415rKbx
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Opinion | Trump isnât hiding his election power grab. Heâs bragging about it.
The administration is pursuing multiple paths to gaining control over Novemberâs vote.
https://wapo.st/415rKbx
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Simon Fisher
about 1 month ago
Project Hail Mary is a beautiful brilliant film. But molecular biologists be warned there's a deeply disturbing scene midway through when Ryan Gosling's scientist places two eppendorfs directly next to each other in an otherwise empty unbalanced microcentrifuge & sets it spinning with wild abandon.
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Seth Abramson
about 1 month ago
The first thing Trump did at the FBI and DOJ when he resumed power in 2025 was end nearly all work detecting and stopping foreign election interference. Now weâre told ODNI is looking for signs of such interferenceâand if it finds them, Trump will try to cancel elections. Q: Does 1+1 still equal 2?
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Seth Abramson
about 1 month ago
The American people have a right to know what's going on. What you're watching, in real time, is a madman starting a world war for the sole purpose of finding a way to stay in power. I always said Donald Trump would make the world burn if he could benefit from it. Here we are.
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Acyn
about 1 month ago
Omar: I came to this country as a refugee. To me, America was a beacon of hope. A place where freedom wasn't just a word, but it was a promise. I could have never imagined the day would come when we were staring down at this kind of creeping authoritarianism.
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Vaughn Cooper
about 1 month ago
Not a single biologist and only one university researcher on PCAST. This leaves the country unbelievably ill prepared for an age of biotechnology, a race we are already beginning to lose.
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Julia Métraux
about 1 month ago
I looked into if Medicaid-funded providers who oversee disabled people living independently are ready for worsening climate events. The support they need from the federal government isnât there, and itâs worsened under Trump. My latest for
@motherjones.com
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www.motherjones.com/politics/202...
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Home care wasn't ready for the climate crisisâeven before Trump's Medicaid and FEMA cuts
As extreme weather mounts, disaster relief for millions of people is being systemically gutted.
https://www.motherjones.com/politics/2026/03/hcbs-home-care-medicaid-fema-gop-trump-cuts/
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Anders Bergström
about 1 month ago
Out today is our paper 'Genomic history of early dogs in Europe', in which we uncover the identity of the dogs that lived in Europe before agricultureâduring the Paleolithic & Mesolithic periods:
doi.org/10.1038/s415...
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The Francis Crick Institute
about 1 month ago
âI think itâs a real mistake to forget where the pipeline for all this begins.â John Diffley reflects on the importance of basic research, his mission to decode DNA replication and recreate it in the lab, and the scientific optimism of the 1960s that helped shape it.
www.crick.ac.uk/news/2026-03...
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jamelle
about 1 month ago
the republican justices are as pickled in MAGA slop as any pardoned jan 6er
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Faye Getz
about 1 month ago
This seems kind of important.
fortune.com/2026/03/23/u...
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The Treasury just declared the U.S. insolvent. The media missed it | Fortune
The Government Accountability Office can't even verify the books. Here's what Congress must do.
https://fortune.com/2026/03/23/us-government-insolvent-fiscal-crisis-fix/
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Princess Vimentin PhD | Cancer Biologist
about 1 month ago
As we self-destruct, China moves ahead. Fewer grants were awarded this year. A recent survey of
#NIH
funded scientists revealed that they had to close their labs, reduce work. Fewer grants = fewer grad students = slow innovation This is on Jay Bhattacharya et al. đ§Ș
www.nature.com/articles/d41...
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The Genius of Raphael in Three Works of Art
www.nytimes.com/interactive/...
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The Genius of Raphael in Three Works of Art
A survey of this giant of Renaissance art opens this month at the Met. Three experts show us why he matters as much as Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo â and more than ever.
https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2026/03/21/arts/renaissance-artist-raphael-exhibition.html?smid=bs-share
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Catherine Rampell
about 1 month ago
HHS results even more horrific Share of HHS who say their political leaders "maintain high levels of integrity: 4.2% Share who have trust in their political leadership: 2.8% Share who are confident they can report a suspected violation of law/rule/reg without retaliation: 8.7%
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Angie Rasmussen
about 1 month ago
Join us tomorrow! Proud to work with a unified scientific community to show up to a debate with evidence rather than insinuations. If we are going to rebuild trust in NIH, we better make sure the NIH Director is telling the truth
#NIHFFS
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Jeremy Berg
about 1 month ago
To watch this event either live or later, tune into
open.substack.com/live-stream/...
with
@angierasmussen.bsky.social
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LIVE SOON: NIH FFS: The Freedom From Science Lab Leak Lecture Series
Starting Mar 20 at 2:00 PM EDT
https://open.substack.com/live-stream/140616
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Jeremy Berg
about 1 month ago
Tomorrow, Director Bhattacharya is hosting the inaugural "Scientific Freedom" Lecture with Matt Ridley sharing his perspectives on the search for the origin of Covid-19 (and hawking his book on the subject published in 2022). 1/3
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about 2 months ago
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Josh Marshall
about 2 months ago
From our Sept 2023 piece on Joe Kent who you really don't have to hand it to
talkingpointsmemo.com/news/joe-ken...
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!!! Morocco champ of Africa after all
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Dave Weigel
about 2 months ago
Kent has more integrity than Gabbard. Not surprising at this point
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I Predicted the 2008 Financial Crisis. What Is Coming May Be Worse.
www.nytimes.com/2026/03/16/o...
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Opinion | I Predicted the 2008 Financial Crisis. What Is Coming May Be Worse.
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/03/16/opinion/financial-crisis-private-credit-ai-iran-taiwan.html?smid=nytcore-ios-share
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Oded Rechavi
about 2 months ago
A new mechanism for âRNA memoryâ! This time in Planaria! (Here's a video of a Planarian with mulitple heads, one of the heritable phenotypes we studied). This work summarizes >10 years of research and is an amazing collaboration with the labs of Jochen Rink and Omri Wurtzel labs. Read thrad belowđ
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Admirable Women
about 2 months ago
Geneticist Evelyn Witkin (b.
#OTD
1921) pioneered work on DNA damage repair & mutagenesis. Her discovery of the SOS response revealed how cells actively respond to genetic threats, laying foundations for insights into cancer, aging, radiation effects & chemotherapy resistance.
#WomenInSTEM
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