0000-0002-8715-2896 Understanding Images: Traffic jam causes immune cell road rage Posted February 23, 2018 by post-info Authors: Steven J. Del Signore and Avital A. Rodal, Rosenstiel Basic Medical Sciences Research Center, Brandeis University, UnitedCategory Archives: PLoS Biologue
Understanding Images: Traffic jam causes immune cell road rage
0000-0002-8715-2896 Understanding Images: Traffic jam causes immune cell road rage Posted February 23, 2018 by post-info Authors: Steven J. Del Signore and Avital A. Rodal, Rosenstiel Basic Medical Sciences Research Center, Brandeis University, UnitedPosted by in Biology, Blog, cell biology, collection, community, featured, genetics, Image, Issue Image, open access, PLoS Biologue, PLoS Genetics, Research, Understanding images
Understanding Images: Shedding light on nuclear size control
0000-0002-8715-2896 Understanding Images: Shedding light on nuclear size control post-info AddThis Sharing Buttons above Authors: Kazunori Kume1 and Helena Cantwell2 1: Hiroshima Research Center for Healthy Aging, Department of Molecular Biotechnology, Graduate School ofPosted by in featured, genetics, Issue Image, open access, outreach, PLoS Biologue, PLoS Collections, PLoS Genetics, Research, Understanding images
Understanding Images: Human nose shape and climate adaptation
0000-0002-8715-2896 Understanding Images: Human nose shape and climate adaptation Posted June 5, 2017 by Guest Contributor in Biology, Climate, Environment, Evolution, Genetics, Image, Open access, Outreach, PLOS Genetics, Research post-info AddThis Sharing Buttons abovePosted by in Biology, Climate, collection, environment, Evolution, featured, genetics, Image, Issue Image, open access, outreach, PLoS Biologue, PLoS Collections, PLoS Genetics, Research, Understanding images
Slice of PLOS: Psychedelics in the Lab and Clinic: Making Up for Lost Time
0000-0002-8715-2896 Slice of PLOS: Psychedelics in the Lab and Clinic: Making Up for Lost Time post-info AddThis Sharing Buttons above Nearly 50 years ago, psychiatrists lost access to one of the most promising toolsYour Top 15 in ’15: Most popular on PLOS BLOGS Network
By Victoria Costello, PLOS Senior Social Media & Community Editor With 2.3 million visitors reading more than 600 new posts on PLOS BLOGS Network over the past year, this last week of 2015 seems a goodPosted by in #SfN15, Absolutely Maybe, Collaboration between scientists, DNA Science, drug prices, EveryOne, featured, History of Public Health, medically unexplained symptoms, Mind the Brain, Obesity Panacea, PLoS Biologue, plos biology, PLOS BLOGS Network, PLoS Medicine, PLOS Neuro, PLOS One, PLOS Paleo, Public Health Perspectives, Public science communication, scicomm, science communication, Science Writing, sciwriters, Victoria Costello
Slice of PLOS: The Awesomeness of Bats
Just how awesome are bats? It’s easy to forget that one in five species of mammal on this planet have wings capable of delivering spectacularly acrobatic flying abilities. Equally incredibly, two-thirds of these 1,200 speciesUnderstanding Images: Seeing Myopia for What it Is- Potentially Treatable
In a post reflecting on August’s PLOS Genetics issue image, Andrei Tkatchenko explains the science behind the image. Author: Andrei V. Tkatchenko, Columbia University Medical Center, New York, USA Competing interests: Andrei V. Tkatchenko is an author of the article … Continue reading
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PLOS Computational Biology’s 10th Anniversary
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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Understanding images: microRNAs contribute to hair loss and follicle regression
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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Understanding Images: Golden Retrievers Contribute to Cancer Research
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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