@shaunoboyle Hello friends! Queer enby molecular biologist / wannabe structural biologist. Supposedly I’m here for the scicom but I mostly tweet about my cat 🤷🏼♂️ which I guess is pretty on brand.
Happy #LGBTQSTEMDay buddies! I don’t have any photos of myself so please have a photo of my cat and a pie chart representing my brain this Monday. If that’s not queer then I don’t know what is.
the pretense that more androgynous/masc appearing women somehow get less sexism in the academy or society is at direct odds with literally every way society makes fun of butch, androgynous, or not-femme-passing women
@thuronyi Structural characterization of the free inhibitor was challenging due to extreme heterogeneity. We conclude that cat is highly labile in solution. Please see attached selection of unusual structures captured by our imaging technique.
@thuronyi You’re so right, should have included the free inhibitor. Please see attached supplementary figures 1-4. Our functional characterization is that cat is very cute.
@Dr_Savage_Sci Not sure if ours can bind cooperatively with another cat, but can definitely bind two humans cooperatively! Look at how these two active sites are both completely bound!
Fig 6a: a heated bed (pls only use those specifically for pets, human heating pads are not safe). Providing heated beds at a concentration 2x the concentration greatly increased occupancy.