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[Matthew Clark @Matthew_BaTiSiO]

Kinesin 🟢 is a motor protein that walks along microtubules to transport cargo around the cell.
Each step is powered by ATP 🟠 hydrolysis

I finally managed to stop the chains from getting tangled up and animate the walking properly : )
#blender #animation #Science #b3d

[USGS Earthquakes @USGS_Quakes]

Updated finite fault models for #Türkiye M7.8 & M7.5 EQs now constrained by seismic & geodetic data https://t.co/hCAE6wtjtm, https://t.co/CK9bX6wo10. Fault geometries from surface rupture mapping of satellite images & radar pixel tracking.
More on FFMs: https://t.co/iPjLVbzyZt

[that one nurse epi 🐀🏳️‍🌈 @SobsInEpi]

3+ years into a pandemic, the general public is still generally confused about what to do when they test positive for COVID19.

So let me walk you through what I, an infectious disease epidemiologist public health nurse, am doing since I tested positive on a rapid antigen today.

[Prof Peter Hotez MD PhD DSc(hon) @PeterHotez]

On this latest ⁦@thedailybeast⁩ New Abnormal podcast just released with ⁦@andylevy⁩ I explain the rise of Antiscience and it’s troubling links with Antisemitism https://t.co/rw8zzGfsGK

[Eric Topol @EricTopol]

As we're seeing w/ #LongCovid, it's essential for researchers to work closely with patients to make progress, democratizing medical science
https://t.co/LmKqgH723V by @AmyDMarcus
w/ @LisaAMcCorkell @patientled
"We consider patients as researchers"—
@jonirutter @ncats_nih_gov

[Cory Doctorow NO LONGER ON TWIT TER @doctorow]

Doubtless you've heard that "we all get the same 24 hours in the day." Of course it's not true: rich people and poor people experience very different demands on their time. 1/

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

The movement of the tectonic plates along the fault captured by satellites at Nurdağı, Turkey, following the 6-7 February earthquakes. The relative shift is around 3-4 meters

[📷Andreas Schafer, Maxar Technologies]

[ACLU of Virginia @ACLUVA]

WATCH: Del. @pwcdanica's powerful statement on the House floor today, calling out the hypocrisy behind the anti-trans sports ban.

Trans youth playing sports isn't a problem. Period.

[Erin Reed @erininthemorning.com on Bsky @ErinInTheMorn]

Yesterday in Oklahoma, supporters of trans rights came out in and occupied the Capitol Building.

This is what we need everywhere.

Oklahoma is pushing some of the worst bills that would force many trans people to medically detransition.

I’m so damn proud of the activists here.

[Harold Tobin @Harold_Tobin]

This is the map of earthquake hazard in Türkiye, produced in 2018 by the national agency AFAD. It shows that the two distinct fault zones for both the M7.8 and the M7.5 were both identified as high hazard. Source: https://t.co/bqvz3rMIly

[Martin Mai @Prof_QuakeMod]

The initial aftershock epicenters indicate a ~400 km long rupture - that is massive! Only few strike-slip earthquakes in recorded history reached such length: 1906 San Francisco (M 7.9) and 2001 Kunlun (M 7.8)

[Harold Tobin @Harold_Tobin]

This pair of earthquakes in Türkiye at M7.8 and M7.5 are among the largest on-land strike-slip earthquakes ever recorded, each individually, and together even more so. At least two faults involved. I am horrified by the devastation. Çok üzgünüm. Geçmiş olsun, Türkiye.

[Eric Topol @EricTopol]

A terrific new review of our innate immunity @NEJM today, with relevance to #SARSCoV2 and Covid
https://t.co/xpEMyzmgKK

[John Cassidy @earthquakeguy]

Do you want to learn about the impacts of the M9 Cascadia subduction #earthquake that struck at 9 p.m. on this night, 323 years ago? Strong shaking, a tsunami and landslides as described in Indigenous oral traditions from #VancouverIsland to #California
https://t.co/ONr2CkoCTC

[David W. Kastner @davidwkastner]

I uploaded the final set of tutorials from MIT 20.S947: 3D Scientific Rendering! My hope is that they will be a helpful and convenient resource for those interested in starting their scientific illustration journey.
#Blender #SciArt @MITdeptofBE

[PNSN @PNSN1]

Jan. 26th marks the 323rd anniversary of The Big One™️ — aka the 1700 magnitude 9 Cascadia Megathrust earthquake. The massive fault may have ruptured along its 700-mi length, from mid-Vancouver Island to Cape Mendocino, CA. Here’s a recap of what happened + some reminders! 🧵1/13

[John Cassidy @earthquakeguy]

323 years ago tonight (9 p.m. Jan. 26, 1700) a M~9 #Cascadia subduction earthquake rocked the west coast from #VancouverIsland to northern #California.
The Juan de Fuca Plate slipped as much as 20 m, causing a large tsunami, strong shaking and landslides
https://t.co/l7nbpB7Q0G

[karrie42 @karrie421]

@ENirenberg @ucsbman Ooops - misspelling. Only 5.5 months *for* bivalent.

[karrie42 @karrie421]

@ENirenberg @ucsbman What’s the optimal spacing? Most of mine have been 6 months. But only 5.5 months not bivalent because I wanted to get it before school started and I was surrounded by students.

[karrie42 @karrie421]

@SongJamm60 @sailorrooscout Follow up question- your initial post about this convinced me to get my bivalent booster. Yay! But - what about a 2nd booster after 6 months out? Is it better to get 2nd bi booster (given it also has wild type) or is taking the chance of exposure to current COVID better?