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This post marks a very important date for PLOS Computational Biology and highlights how we are celebrating. Ten years ago, on June 24th 2005, the inaugural issue of PLOS Computational Biology was published, making this our 10th anniversary! To mark … Continue reading
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In a piece reflecting on this month’s PLOS Genetics issue image, author Zhengquan Yu discusses the research behind Yuan et al. Author: Zhengquan Yu, State Key Laboratories for Agrobiotechnology, College of Biological Sciences, China Agricultural University, Beijing, China Competing interests: … Continue reading
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Posted by in Biology, Blog, genetics, hair, hair loss, Issue Image, microRNA, molecular biology, PLoS Biologue, PLoS Genetics
The fourth of our Deep Reads blog posts is written by John Bryant, a Professor Emeritus of Cell and Molecular Biology at the University of Exeter, UK. In addition to his deep interest in plant DNA, John has been involved … Continue reading
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Posted by in Blog, Book Review, books, Deep Reads, genetics, molecular biology, plant biology, Plant Genetics, PLoS Genetics
This continues our series of blog posts from PLOS Genetics about our monthly issue images. Author Kerstin Lindblad-Toh discusses February’s issue image from Tonomura et al Author: Kerstin Lindblad-TOH, Professor Uppsala University, Co-Director SciLifeLab Sweden and Director of Vertebrate Genome Biology, … Continue reading
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Posted by in B cells, Biology, Blog, cancer, canine, dogs, Gene Expression, genetic loci, haplotypes, immune response, Issue Image, PLoS Biologue, PLoS Genetics, T cell
Well, I thought it was funny.
Get it? Yahoo thinks remote workers are inefficient, but just spent $1.1 billion on a blogging site whose content is entirely generated by remote users.
On the up side, the odds that I will have to continue feeling guilty for not using my Tumblr site are pretty low.
*I also made a joke about the Battle of Zama and Scipio Africanus based on a BoingBoing HOWTO post. That one went about as well as expected.
Posted by in Blog, Items of Interest, Marissa Mayer, tumblr, Yahoo