La profesora Dra. Caroline Nicole Baquet
@CarolineBacque2 de la Universidad Regional Amazónica IKIAM @u_ikiam en Ecuador nos hace una invitación a su conferencia magistral #1CCLEP 🦋🇨🇴 titulada "Ciencia sobre el abismo: tejiendo puentes con mariposas". 🦋🇨🇴🇪🇨
A few days ago I used phire taq for the first time in a laboratory class. Everyone was surprised that we skipped the DNA extraction step and placed the samples directly. We used @miniPCR equipment.
@mayraajm_@USFQ_Ecuador Hola, las referencias bibliográficas las encuentras en las diapositivas de la presentación, y la presentación la encuentras en Youtube en este enlace: https://t.co/XWEYwqTdqn
Si tienes interés en alguno de los papers o libros citados, lo puedo enviar por interno 😊🙏
El 14 de septiembre se ofreció la exitosa conferencia "Karma vs. genoma. ¿Tienen algo en común?" a cargo de la profesora Caroline Bacquet, PhD en Biología Molecular y monja zen, con la asistencia de 160 personas entre estudiantes, profesores y asistentes de la comunidad.
The final chapter of my PhD is out - https://t.co/rqRPmHf0DI with @mel_rosina @simonhmartin@joana_meier@NicolaNadeau@CarolineBacque2@frankyc1101 et al.
The hardest, most exciting project I've been part of. Thanks to everyone that made it possible. Here is a summary 1/7
How do genomes evolve?
Find some answers in the upcoming @EMBO Workshop "The Evolution of Animal Genomes" 🕷️🐤🐬🐭🐵
Registration (only 75 Euros 😲, deadline 12 July) 👇
https://t.co/m11pNLFBXX
Fee waiver and childcare grants available
Please RT😉
Extensive variation and potential for adaptive evolution in insect chemical defenses may be an important contributor to the incredible diversity often seen in warningly-colored and mimetic species, such as @heliconians. Our paper out today @PeerJLife https://t.co/LMW6jnAoz0 !
Our new preprint on how gene expression and DNA methylation evolves in response to the loss of parental care in burying beetles is live. With @PSarkies, @Jenni_Westoby and @BuryingBeetle!
When choosing a thesis advisor, it’s natural to envision your best days, but important to think about your worst days.
Whose office do you want to walk into when your experiment failed, your manuscript is rejected, or you’re dealing with a family emergency?
Choose that person.
The Fluorescence of Everyday Things.
From left to right (under UV/black light): olive oil; vitamin B2 (in water); turmeric (in alcohol); Irish Spring soap; canola oil; tonic water; laundry detergent.
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