My foray outside the world of honey bees continues. Our new paper is out, comparing proteomes across reproductive stage transitions of ant, honey bee, and bumble bee queens.
https://t.co/JpBuEnA6Lm
We correlated nAChRa7 subunit with sucrose responsiveness in clothianidin exposed bees in our newly published work! @lenjf@UBC
Proteome of Clothianidin Exposed Honey Bees Reveals a Possible Mechanism Behind Impairment of Sucrose Responsiveness
https://t.co/b6w0l3FUmQ
@CIHR_IRSC@NSERC_CRSNG@SSHRC_CRSH Conspicuously absent in this post is the wording “we have learned from past mistakes”. I’m not convinced that we’re going to be happier with this one
Research from the #GsponerLab published in @PNASNews today focuses on the AlphaFold-Multimer platform, a platform recognized with the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for 2024.
This new paper evaluates and provides guidance for using the platform to predict binding interactions of intrinsically disordered protein regions.
Read the full study at: https://t.co/RREAWovSCN
@ubcmedicine @ubcbiochemistry@ubcscience
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Leonard Foster at the @UBC is working to help keep honey bee queens healthy through Canadian winters, in partnership with @uLethbridge and @universitelaval.
Learn more ▶️ https://t.co/wiRCG1IX6N
#NSERCsupport
@AshleyGWinter Whenever I hear this I can’t help but think of natural selection. Vaccines increase fitness. Possibly more than any other single action an individual could take!
@muskokaSE@cavanagh_danny Except that it would be precisely the opposite. If you look at the stats for how Canadians benefit under blue vs red, it is VERY clearly in the Liberals’ favour.