Domingos Henrique
@domhenri.bsky.social
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Curious about anything that a human brain produces.
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cyrilpedia.bsky.social
Brussels once again choosing corporations over the rights of its citizens
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Fred Ramsdell was parked at a campground in Montana on Monday when his wife suddenly started shouting. He first thought that maybe she had seen a grizzly bear. Instead, she had regained cell service and had seen a flood of text messages with the same news. “You just won the Nobel Prize!” she yelled.
Winning a Nobel Prize Interrupted His Off-the-Grid Vacation
Fred Ramsdell found out about his Nobel Prize nearly 12 hours after it was announced because he was on vacation in the Rockies.
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In Portugal, April remains a promise to be fulfilled. Elsewhere, other Aprils linger in the shadows, waiting to be discovered, savored, and transformed into sources of strength and unity.
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Dezenas de artigos iluminados, não conheço área das politicas publicas tão comentado... e continuamos às escuras.
cyrilpedia.bsky.social
"Sete professores que já tinham tomado uma posição sobre a extinção da FCT e a sua fusão com a Agência Nacional de Inovação acabam de lançar um site destinado a reunir todos contributos da comunidade científica sobre a reforma da ciência e inovação em curso. O site chama-se Pela Ciência.
Lançado site que reúne todos os contributos sobre a extinção da FCT
Iniciativa intitulada Pela Ciência faz a recolha de tudo o que tem sido publicado sobre a extinção da Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia, que dará lugar a nova agência que junta também a inovação.
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Loved it!! And would recommend to all my scientist friends.
#NotInTheGenes
bethanclark.bsky.social
I wrote something on developmental biology and disability and put it up on the node last night:

thenode.biologists.com/developmenta...

I've been nervous to share because some of it veers a bit personal but they are thoughts that won't stay quiet. Would love to know what people think about it!
Developmental Biology and Disability - the Node
Hopeful monsters. Morphospace. Mutation. Natural variation. Mutagenesis screens. Polymorphism. Deformity. Phenotype. Disease. Adaptation. Anomaly.
thenode.biologists.com
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Passionate about #SystemsBiology and ready to lead your own research group?
Join us at the forefront of discovery — apply now to be a #GroupLeader at the NOVA Institute for Medical Systems Biology, in beautiful Lisbon, PT!

Appl. by Oct 8:
www.nature.com/naturecareer...

#ScienceJobs #JobOffer
And again, two new pre-prints on Tempo & Development.
This field is evolving fast...
www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...

www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...
fizeram bem as contas? Porque não 101 em vez de 100?
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what are the bananas doing in the lab? To feed tired PhD students?
gregpriest.bsky.social
Thomas Hunt Morgan was born OTD in 1866.

If you're ever feeling that your work is uending and unedifying, remember that he once said this: "Two years work wasted, I have been breeding those flies for all that time and I've got nothing out of it."

🌱🐋🧪 #HistSTM
Photograph of Morgan's Fly Room at Columbia University, around 1920. American Philosophical Society.
" exploit common measurements such as RNA-seq to derive new phenotypes such as chromatin dynamics on aging and disease, ...an alternative perspective that complements traditional analytical techniques and enriches our understanding of cellular states."

elifesciences.org/reviewed-pre...
I missed this paper, which might put an end to some misunderstanding about Notch and DLK:
"Here, we show that DLK1 does not bind to Notch receptors or affect ligand-mediated Notch activation, but instead engages the TGF-β superfamily Activin receptor type 2B (ACVR2B)."
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
Molecular mechanism of Activin receptor inhibition by DLK1 - Nature Communications
Current models suggest that DLK1 is an inhibitory ligand in the Notch pathway. Here, the authors show that DLK1 does not interact with Notch receptors, instead blocking Activin signaling via an interaction with Activin receptor type-2B.
www.nature.com