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Introducing #OpenAccessWednesday 🔓 @BiologyOpens new weekly showcase of a recently published #OA article. This week features Graham Turnbull and colleagues
@EdinburghUni
correlation of climbing efficiency to critical morphological features.
journals.biologists.com/bio/ar

Hey there,

Someone kept bringing up Mastodon so I decided to join. Y'all can just call me Collard Green Dreams, or CGD for short. Here are some relevant things about me:

I'm African-American
I'm Bi and Non-Binary
I'm pretty sure I have ADHD, Autism, or both
I have a ton of interests that vary, such as VNs, books, film, vampires, ATR, history, science, and food.

Nice to meet y'all 🙂

#introduction

"In this Review, we will discuss how CD8+ T cell developmental trajectories converge with tissue biology, and how factors such as migration to, localization within and the ability to sense different types of microenvironments shape T cell responses."

nature.com/articles/s41577-023

'Era una mujer sin nombre, de pie sobre una barricada en la Barcelona de 1936, una bandera rojinegra detrás. La imagen se imprimió en carteles y libros, se pintaron murales, y ella se convirtió en un icono de la Guerra Civil. Se desconocía su identidad. Y la del fotógrafo.'

elpais.com/cultura/2023-06-27/

In flies:

"Using a transcriptomic analysis of over 37,000 nuclei, we identified twelve distinct clusters of cells corresponding to temperature-sensing arista neurons, humidity-sensing sacculus neurons, and support cells relating to these neurons."

biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/20

'Out of about 34,000 Ph.D. recipients in science/engineering (S/E) fields awarded by US institutions in 2020, 46% (approx. 15,000) held temporary visas, a lower bound estimation of “foreign students”. Among these 15,000 recipients with temporary visas, the largest portion came from China, at 37%, three times the proportion from India, the second largest sending country'

pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.2216

Lately I have been visiting 🐦 more freq than once a week to engage with ramble chats (and #marblefacts) with my colleagues and friends post a great conference. I miss that banter, but that's the *only* thing

#Twitter as I knew it is a long lost memory. As I opened it I got inundated by ads and random posts from accounts I have no clue or care about.

I love my 🦣 home very much, full of interesting posts and people and *so* civilized, I just wish my #glycotime peeps could move over 😊

Is there N6-methyl-2’adenine DNA incorporation derived from decay of #m6A-RNA in cells?

Hailin Wang and colleagues show that mammalian ADAL deaminase sanitizes 2’-#deoxynucleotide pools to prevent AK1-dependent misincorporation

embopress.org/doi/10.15252/emb

'How has the tech sector got away with exceptionalism for so long? Whenever the harmful effects of a new technology emerge, the loudest clamour opposes regulation, arguing that it would strangle innovation and that the engineering is too complex for legislation.'

ft.com/content/c668bf20-40ea-4

Holy crap, the excellent @glycojones has a postdoc job available. If you like biology, coding, sugars, and structures - this looks like a great role where you can _really_ enrich existing Alphafold models of extracellular proteins.

Also, York is pretty dope.

#Glycotime #StructuralBiology

Jobs - The University of York
jobs.york.ac.uk/vacancy/resear

There's a tenure-track research position opening at CBIO in Paris. Come work with us on #machineLearning for #biology and #medicine!

I too wish it was a permanent, civil servant position from the get-go... but the position turns into a permanent contract after two years and a very reasonable review process.

Details: cbio.mines-paristech.fr/pdf-fi

Feel free to reach out informally if you have any question!

#bioinformatics #academicJobs #academicMastodon

'Daily oral orforglipron, a nonpeptide GLP-1 receptor agonist, was associated with weight reduction. Adverse events reported with orforglipron were similar to those with injectable GLP-1 receptor agonists.'

nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJM

"Corless is the local historian who a decade ago alerted Ireland, and the world, to a shocking truth about this Galway town: for decades an institution for unmarried mothers put the remains of dead babies and children in a disused subterranean septic tank."

theguardian.com/world/2023/jun

Water companies paid out more than £50bn in dividends to shareholders in the last 30 years. Thames Water is now £14bn in debt and the Government will probably have to bail them out.
Even then they’ll refuse to take the company back into public ownership and will basically give it back to their friends after paying off the debt.
And there’s billions that still needs investing in the water infrastructure itself.
Who ever thought privatising water monopolies was a good idea?

Me in 1994: I'm gonna be a physicist so I can solve the secrets of the universe!

Me in 2023: I'm gonna have to spend time online explaining to weirdos that vaccines don't make you magnetic

The key words here are "locally acquired".

'In the last two months, at least five people, four in Florida and one in Texas, have been infected with malaria in the United States, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said in a health advisory on Monday. These are the first known cases of locally acquired malaria in the country since 2003.'

nytimes.com/2023/06/27/health/

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