Matthew W. Keith

My first post was about red velvet pancakes, think I peaked

[NASAJPL Edu @NASAJPL_Edu]

Did you see those incredible images from @NASAWebb this summer & wonder how to bring them into the classroom? We've got you.

As you head #BackToSchool, find out what we learned from Webb's first images & how to make it a #TeachableMoment for students.
https://t.co/TUjzsaSUth

[NASA Webb Telescope @NASAWebb]

Time to reinvent the wheel.

Here’s the Cartwheel Galaxy in a whole new light — as a composite image from 2 instruments on the Webb telescope. Webb uniquely offers not just a snapshot of the galaxy’s current state, but also a peek into its past & future: https://t.co/QdXPwAwwac

[Andrew LeGrand @andrew_legrand7]

Tbh I don’t rly kno u but u seem cool and we should hang out sometime :P

[Andrew LeGrand @andrew_legrand7]

Flirting on MSN Messenger:

Me: whats up

Her: nm u

Me: nm

Her: cool

Me: ya

Her: yup

Me: who u like

Her: idk wbu

Me: idk lol

Her: lol

[Matthew W. Keith @MatthewWKeith1]

A list of the number of reported Covid-19 cases by state. CDC territorial jurisdictions give accurate numbers of the cases, all sourced and noted. Overall 79% of jurisdictions have reported increase in cases. Especially now during the cold season, wash your hands! #BMS525

[CDC @CDCgov]

New #COVID19 cases are going up in 79% of U.S. jurisdictions. Average daily cases in the last 7 days increased 20% from the previous 7 days. Help slow the spread: wash your hands, wear a mask and stay 6 feet from others. Learn more: https://t.co/Ne79RXzgg7

[Matthew W. Keith @MatthewWKeith1]

Confused as to where these numbers are coming from. Found no scientific sources within the article, just states a tally was performed. I would like to see where this information is coming before I accept this as fact, seems like inaccurate information. #BadCOVIDNews #BMS525

[Reuters @Reuters]

U.S. reports more than 100,000 COVID-19 cases for seventh day in a row https://t.co/iVbDXPzc1D

[Matthew W. Keith @MatthewWKeith1]

Sars-CoV-2, apart of the B-Coronavirus family, uses lysosome exocytosis, rather than biosynthetic secretory pathways to leave the cell. Big step in understanding the virus. Outlines the research goal and conclusions very clearly, defended by experimental data. #BMS525

[Cell Press @CellPressNews]

"β-Coronaviruses use lysosomes for #egress instead of the biosynthetic secretory pathway" - Read more in @CellCellPress #coronavirus #infection
https://t.co/Va1z56coq8

[Matthew W. Keith @MatthewWKeith1]

#BMS525 Let's find Ross some solid research articles.

[BMS_Ross @ross_bms]

Hello BMS community through twitter in hoping to learn more about topics currently being researched. #bms525

[Matthew W. Keith @MatthewWKeith1]

@ross_bms Hey Ross, do you have any particular topic that you would be interested in?

[Matthew W. Keith @MatthewWKeith1]

@austin_sams1 Austin, very interesting article! It appears that a primary focus of this article would be GPCR pathways for drug interactions. Do you by chance know if these varying isoforms cause unique signals themselves as well, or do they have to be combined to create the unique signal?

[Matthew W. Keith @MatthewWKeith1]

@medical_xpress @UMich @ScienceTM Important to study, recognize, and treat the possibility of blood clots in COVID-19 patients. #BMS525

[Matthew W. Keith @MatthewWKeith1]

@medical_xpress @EmoryUniversity @NatImmunol #BMS525

[Matthew W. Keith @MatthewWKeith1]

Interested in becoming a doctor of osteopathic medicine, most likely taking a gap year. Any tips on building a competitive resume during this time? #BMS525