Kevin A. Scott
@sculpturatus.bsky.social
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Sculpturatus, Inc. Drug Discovery https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=1b6hiCgAAAAJ&hl=en&oi=ao
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Excited to see the last of my postdoctoral work at Rockefeller online now! Here we investigate global state-dependent changes in splicing patterns in the context of T cell activation when we inhibit SF3B1 using a covalent small molecule.

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Covalent targeting of splicing in T cells
Despite significant interest in therapeutic targeting of splicing, few chemical probes are available for the proteins involved in splicing. Here, we s…
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If humans had descended from carnivores we wouldn't have ended up with the pharmacopoeia we have today.
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do any of my chemist friends on here know where i can get a new or used ozonolyzer?
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chemjobber.bsky.social
Anyone from the University of Montreal here? Please DM.

Please RT.
sculpturatus.bsky.social
can you share the recipe???
sculpturatus.bsky.social
if anyone has previously used the MISTIC2 web server to do covariation analysis (it's been down for a long time) I wrote my own code to do the same thing. it'll be on gihub eventually but for now you can DM me if you want it. rp if you want
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Needful Things in 4th grade 👀
wiswell.bsky.social
I really should read Moebius some day.
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I always thought it would be cool to reconstruct the evolutionary history of natural products like with proteins. While it's likely not possible, I put together a chart of inferred best guesses at when classes of natural products evolved within a greater biological context.
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jamellebouie.net
one of the single best deals in streaming. i've been paying for PBS Passport for years. it rules
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chemjobber.bsky.social
Politico has it correct: "Can you ever trust a jobs report again?"

www.politico.com/newsletters/...
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dereklowe.bsky.social
Vinegar does no good, nor do other acids. Baking soda does no good, nor do other bases.The three tear gases are not neutralized by any of them. Milk does no good either.

You need soap/detergent and water for skin and clothing, and always only plain water for the eyes. Lots of it.

That’s it.
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mattwall.bsky.social
Whoa. You can do that?!
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mcsweeneys.net
Lots of talk today about the demise of BlueSky. For whatever it's worth, it's been a boon to indie publishers like us. Twitter and Facebook have pretty much silenced us, so the engagement here has, and continues to be, wonderful.
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sculpturatus.bsky.social
i have to dry and purify mCPBA (i know, i know...) and this is how much water is in ten grams of the commercially available 70% stuff.
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Many plants produce toxins to deter herbivores. Over time, herbivores evolved ways to detoxify them. Carnivores didn’t need to—meat lacks such toxins. Humans are omnivores descended from herbivores; dogs are omnivores descended from carnivores. That’s why some foods safe for us are toxic to dogs.
sculpturatus.bsky.social
what have you done in the name of science?

as an undergrad i was doing a work up at 10 PM on a saturday night when we ran out of dry ice. i rode my bike in the rain to the grocery store, open til midnight, who has a butcher and bought 5 lb of dry ice for the rotovap
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i shared this news story with my friends saying that the Lehrer tune finally came true. "Good ol american know how. that's what."