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BREAKING NEWS:
The 2021 #NobelPrize in Physiology or Medicine has been awarded jointly to David Julius and Ardem Patapoutian “for their discoveries of receptors for temperature and touch.”
Could a "pancoronavirus" vaccine protect us against another pandemic? Scientists are looking for ways to immunize people against many coronaviruses. Several strategies focus on the surface protein common to all members of the viral family. https://t.co/CIjPpA0UtT @ScienceVisuals
Symptomless transmission of #COVID19 silently drives viral spread and is key to ending the pandemic, say the authors of a new #SciencePerspective.
Read more about addressing the need to extinguish these "smokeless fires" of transmission: https://t.co/wpTDe5p3C8
Microplastics have found their way into virtually every nook and cranny on Earth—including inside the human body—which has raised significant concerns about their potential effects on human health and wellbeing. Read more in a new #SciMagPerspective: https://t.co/6KXF4Txf0g
My first, first author paper is now on Biorxiv!! In this work we show that sialokinin, a mosquito salivary factor, enhances virus infection in mammals by inducing blood vessel permeability. 1/5
https://t.co/CI2KBn2tCm
BREAKING NEWS:
The 2020 #NobelPrize in Chemistry has been awarded to Emmanuelle Charpentier and Jennifer A. Doudna “for the development of a method for genome editing.”
@fawadchaudhry@betterpakistan is right. the map was already in use. here is an example of such a map that we used in our research article published in 2019.
@dw_urdu I have conducted research on crows of Pakistan. Crows are the cleverest and the most intelligent among birds. I had to take samples for genetic analysis, and the birds which were subjected to sampling were able to recognize me by face for the subsequent 2 years.