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From interorganelle communication to geroprotector drugs, vertebrate vocalizations to sex-limited chromosomes and epistasis in evolution to CRISPR in immunity..
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Viral infections make you think fever. 🤒
Think again. This study shows these sick tadpoles cool down, instead of heating up, to fight infection.
Experimental evidence for behavioural cooling as a response to virus infection in an ectothermic vertebrate
https://t.co/epndOlykQN
In this Perspective from @BMCBiology the authors make a case for how marine mammals can serve as models for charting the evolution of social vocal rhythm
🐳🐬🦭🎶🗣️
https://t.co/Bi653t59Lo
New #OpenAccess study in #BMCBiology on how barley, Hordeum vulgare L. provides a suitable model for studying domestication-driven plant-microbiome interactions.
Nanopore sequencing reveals coordinated host and microbiome responses across barley genotypes
https://t.co/ogsxmkcbjT
📢 Call for papers - Purinergic signaling 📢 #BMCBiology
Guest Editors:
Margarete Bagatini, Universidade Federal da Frontiera Sul
@HBorgesdaSilva
Yueming Jiang, South China Botanical Garden
@igorsantiagobr
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Our Editor, Dr Caitlyn Cardetti will be attending @ASPB#PlantBio2026 this weekend in Ottawa. If you'd like to learn more about BMC Biology and publishing with us, she'd be more than happy to chat with you. In between sessions you can find her at the Springer Nature Booth #5.
In this Review from @BMCBiology Meet TSP-1, a matricellular host glycoprotein that interacts with a variety of ligands at the crossroads of infection, inflammation, and autoimmunity.
https://t.co/NPKnqVXErd
Our Editor, Dr Caitlyn Cardetti will be attending ASM Microbe 2026 this week in DC. If you'd like to learn more about BMC Biology and publishing with us, she'd be more than happy to chat with you. In between sessions you can find her at the Springer Nature Booth #2314.
As a new researcher, publishing open access can be challenging. This blog explains how to check if your open access fees could be covered and how publishing in our OA journals allows you to reach BMC’s 6 million monthly readers.
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Our open science journey goes back 25 years ago, when @BioMedCentral was founded as the world’s first commercial OA publisher. Now OA is Springer Nature’s dominant publishing model. Learn more about our transition to #OpenAccess.
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Happy to share our most recent review on hydrosignaling and root development! I had a lot of fun co-writing this piece alongside the talented Will Dwyer. A big shout-out to @Dinnenylab for all the guidance and support. Thanks to the reviewers and lab members for their comments.
Recent #OpenAccess research in BMC Biology examines host resistance to viral infections in fish.
Immune cell-resolved transcriptomics provides insights into the basis for variations of fish genetic resistance to viral disease
https://t.co/0QLySrEP5X
#Immunology#Ichthyology🐟
New #OpenAccess research from Frédérich et al show Rapid and repeated evolution of pigmentation patterns in reef fishes
https://t.co/tQNIT46ZRu
#ichthyology🐠
“Shaping with water: linking moisture perception to development in plant roots”
New open‑access review from @Dinnenylab on hydrosignaling - exploring how plant roots sense and respond to water availability.
https://t.co/ccRsaj2yf8
Usually when we think serotonin, we think about brains 🧠But this study in #BMCBiology shows how serotonin affects the bacteria, P. fluorescens.
Why is this important? Your gut! E.g. Celiac disease is a serotonin-rich environment
https://t.co/GRXqQzSF5J 🦠 🧪
“Nictation behavior in nematodes”
New #openaccess Review from Liesbet Temmerman and co on this dispersal behavior, from genetics and neuronal basis to ecological relevance
https://t.co/ZEDMeuBDfE
From interorganelle communication to geroprotector drugs, vertebrate vocalizations to sex-limited chromosomes and epistasis in evolution to CRISPR in immunity..
Read #openaccess Reviews from the flagship biology journal of @BioMedCentral & @BMC_Series
https://t.co/RjugBaeIJ3
“Microplastics and soil microbiomes”
New #openaccess review in BMC Biology on impacts of #microplastics on the soil #microbiome - and vice versa - from ecological risks to mitigation strategies.
https://t.co/H9mkv75h0B
We continue accepting submissions to our recently launched collection on “#GenomeEditing”. Read the editorial from our Guest editors here https://t.co/phhqAM7GPN , and find all information on how to submit https://t.co/TprgbYwUIk. #CRISPR#Cas9#geneticengineering
We continue accepting submissions to our recently launched collection on “#GenomeEditing”. Read the editorial from our Guest editors here https://t.co/phhqAM7GPN , and find all information on how to submit https://t.co/TprgbYwUIk. #CRISPR#Cas9#geneticengineering
Our Editor, Dr Caitlyn Cardetti will be attending #CellBio2025 in two weeks in Philadelphia. If you'd like to learn more about BMC Biology and publishing with us, she'd be more than happy to chat with you. In between sessions you can find her at the Springer Nature Booth #1035.
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