Gut microbiome helps regulate human health, but how can we regulate the gut microbiome? Fed gut microbiomes flour made from specific sorghum RILs. Mapped QTLs in the sorghum genome controlling the abundance of specific beneficial microbes. https://t.co/of8KsXqkxT
If anyone is mad that I’m giving away MY money, you have a lot of soul-searching to do… My family and I have donated millions of dollars privately, and I’ve helped every single person in my life. I love giving back, if that offends anyone, can’t relate 💖
I’m gonna give away $5,000 to 3 random people who retweets this and follows me! ❤️ Quarantine is lasting way longer than expected and I wanna keep helping out. Love you guys ⭐️
This is what dust looks like under the microscope! 🔬 #BSW20
Can you match the images to the samples found in the Museum? 👀
Can you identify:
A feather
A cotton fibre
Pollen
Skin
RHS Libraries hold a number of stunning illustrations by significant botanical artists, including Lilian Snelling (1879-1972), Caroline Maria Applebee (c.1799-1854) and Augusta Innes Withers (c.1791-1876).
#InternationalWomensDay#BotanicalArt
6900m deep in #ocean scientists discovered a new amphipod species
They named it Eurythenes plasticus
because they found a #Plastic microfiber in its body
https://t.co/lp0GFt37jg
https://t.co/GNeMcS3UpJ
@IPBES@UNBiodiversity@aplastic_planet@4ocean
"Hi, um, would you mind zipping up my back flesh for me?"
Happy #SkeletonSaturday!
The Flayed Angel by Gautier d’Agoty, 1752. National Library of Medicine
Even though this poster is from 1986, its message is still extremely relevant today. Check with your local or national health department for the current vaccine schedule, which may differ from this one.
Great Britain. Department of Health and Social Security. 1986. NLM
A White-breasted Nuthatch selects a peanut but then decides to drop it so he can first enjoy a sunflower seed. Then he’s back to the peanut and off he goes.
Loving this French poster showing the pertussis vaccine acting as a shield against the monstrous five-tentacled whooping cough octopus.
National Library of Medicine
Had a very rare calving lastnight. Heifer LM and this... Amorphus Globosus 😯 An Imprefect Zygote which acts as a parasite on the placenta of a twin! Resulting in this skin and hair covered ball of fat! 1 in 34,000 chance. Glad it chose me 😅