In this original article, published in @cellcellpress.bsky.social researchers from China and Singapore have managed to transfer functional chloroplasts from spinachs into mouse eye corneal epithelium cells, where they serve as a cure. Simply an amazing study! www.cell.com/cell/fulltex...

Venecia: Moebius/Clare Caulfield

Tu cerebro interpreta lo que reciben tus ojos contrastando esa información con tus experiencias previas. Cuando no hay suficiente información visual,tu cerebro hace una aproximación basándose en tus expectativas. Una vez que ya tiene pistas suficientes,podrá interpretar de forma correcta la realidad

A stunning visualization born from a collaboration with @manlius.bsky.social : 55,486 galaxies and 29,555 streamlines tracing how matter flows across our local universe, built on data from the CosmicFlows-4 project. Article in the first reply 👇

So, as translation control is getting popular, please note the newly unified nomenclatures: Translons: a single term for translated regions www.nature.com/articles/s41... Peptideins: translated ORFs lacking sufficient evidence for protein-coding gene status www.nature.com/articles/s41...

An American Redstart settling into his new digs after a long journey north. #birds #nature #wildlife #warbler

I use the very lovely diagram in 10.26508/lsa.202201593 to illustrate in presentations and even that makes it seem to simple for my liking!

Splicing made us eukaryotes! #RNA #RNAsky #splicing

El splicing nos hizo eucariotas... Una investigación responde a un gran enigma de la evolución: cómo las células simples dieron lugar a las complejas elpais.com/ciencia/2025...

Full-length #Transcriptome atlas of #GallbladderCancer reveals that ERBB2 alternative splicing mediates trastuzumab resistance in gallbladder cancer, highlighting alternative splicing as a key #TherapeuticTarget. #STTT #OpenAccess: doi.org/10.1038/s413...

🆕 Join the Endocrine Oncology Reviewer Board Gain experience in peer review and academic publishing with a society-owned journal. Open to researchers in basic, translational and/or clinical research on hormones and cancer. Send your CV to [email protected] to be considered.

FYI: New online! Tools and tactics for studying alternative splicing

🟣 Did you know? Your pancreas produces about 1.5 litres of digestive juices every day to help break down proteins, fats, and carbohydrates in your food. This powerful little organ is working hard behind the scenes every time you eat. 🔗 Learn more: https://pancreaticcancereurope.eu

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The Vegetable Garden with Donkey https://www.wikiart.org/en/joan-miro/the-vegetable-garden-with-donkey

A new case report by Anna Battistella et al. describes a rare case of mesenteric primary mesenteric paragangliomas (PGLs) that was preoperatively diagnosed as a nodal metastasis from an occult ileal NET, leading to extensive but ultimately unnecessary investigations. 🔗 doi.org/10.1530/EO-25-0117

This mesmerizing timelapse captures the nonstop motion inside an animal cell. Red/orange streaks are the growing ends of microtubules, tiny “highways” that can rapidly assemble and disassemble to move proteins & other molecules within the cell. 📸: Andy Moore, HHMI’s Janelia Research Campus

The origin story of eukaryotes has more plot twists than a Hollywood blockbuster! 🧵 Read more in my new review: doi.org/10.1146/annu.... Only in the 1960s were the terms "prokaryote" and "eukaryote" formalized! As originally defined, eukaryotes had complex architectures, prokaryotes did not.

Another question is the origin of the spliceosome and introns. Clearly this all appeared due to the invasion of group II introns that were present in alpha-protobacteria and which invaded the proto-nuclear genome ...

Great London, great.

Short write-up of our journey. Searching for T cell transcription factors, Marc v/d Wetering stumbled across Wnt signaling. Vladja Korinek linked Wnt to colon cancer and crypt biology. Nick Barker discovered the gut stem cell. Toshi Sato invented organoids authors.elsevier.com/a/1n3No6tu0C...

An overview of the physiological & pathological crosstalk between pancreatic endocrine & exocrine compartments, highlighting novel regulatory mechanisms and #TherapeuticTargets for #PancreaticDiseases. #Diabetes #PancreaticCancer #STTT #OpenAccess: doi.org/10.1038/s413...

'Scientific advancement depends on freedom, openness, and truth - the very values fascism eventually destroys. Our collective response will shape the future.'

Breaking news: Indiana University plant microbiologist Roger Innes has been locked out of his laboratory by the school in response to a request by one of his federal funders. The move comes after Innes complained about the government’s prosecution of Chinese postdocs. https://scim.ag/4tsDqRr

Happy 100th birthday David Attenborough! Nature salutes you www.nature.com/articles/d41...

Excellent start at Day 1 at @esendocrinology.bsky.social #ECE2026 in beautiful Prague! Nice to see everyone.

Did you know that Pierre Chambon's laboratory was the first to use the term "nucleosome" in 1975 ? www.cell.com/cell/fulltex...

Poema I https://www.wikiart.org/en/joan-miro/poema-i

time for another episode of

Doesn't matter if the performance itself is staged. The fact is, talented musicians coming together and giving a performance in a public space means the masses get to witness this for free and that's beautiful. TT: Raphaël Froissart IG: Michel Tirabosco ~ Pan flute

I still love the theory a Year 6 child proposed to me that David Attenborough is actually God and he got fed up with people not noticing the amazing things he'd created, so he made documentaries to show off.

Our NEW Primer on Pancreatic cancer is live today! By Michalski et al. Check it out here:

Antonio García-Bellido (1936-2025) In this Obituary, Marco Milán @milanlab.bsky.social discusses Antonio García-Bellido's legacy: his distinguished career, his mentorship and appointments to the world's leading scientific bodies. journals.biologists.com/dev/article/...

Iconic British naturalist David Attenborough, whose work has shaped science for decades, turns 100 today go.nature.com/4dbRFUB

#RIP Pierre Chambon (1931-2026) 1963 PARP 1970 RNA Pol II 1975 Nucleosome 1977 Split genes 1980 Promoter 1983 enhancer 1986 Nuclear receptor

#RIP Pierre Chambon (1931-2026) via @alainberetz.bsky.social one of the last giants in biology: PARP, nuclear receptors, RNA Pol II, nucleosome, promoters, split genes

Hoy he disfrutado especialmente recibiendo en el Rectorado al equipo Coto Cordoba tras su merecido ascenso a Primera FEB. Como alguien que también vivió el baloncesto universitario desde dentro, sé bien lo que hay detrás de un logro así: esfuerzo, compañerismo y mucha pasión. ¡Enhorabuena equipo!

Gestionando el colapso Daniel Innerarity @daniel-innerarity.bsky.social "El supuesto altruismo con las generaciones futuras que venden los tecnoligarcas autoritarios se traduce en un individualismo brutal en el presente" Excelente análisis de un desastre aún evitable. elpais.com/opinion/2026...

El Consejo de Gobierno de la Junta de Andalucía nombra a @manolotorralbo.bsky.social rector de la @uco.es para los próximos seis años, tras su reelección el 23 de abril. Inicia así un nuevo mandato al frente de la UCO. Más información: www.uco.es/servicios/ac...

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Marc-Antoine Mathieu

Excursion into Philosophy - 1959 https://botfrens.com/collections/173/contents/40442

La @uco.es ha diseñado la V Estrategia de Cooperación Universitaria al Desarrollo 2026-2031 que marca el camino que queremos recorrer juntas y juntos durante los próximos cinco años: más justicia global, más ciudadanía activa, más universidad comprometida con el mundo www.youtube.com/watch?v=a3rk...

Muere Soledad Gallego-Díaz, la periodista total GUILLERMO ALTARES @elpais.com elpais.com/comunicacion...