Crowdsourcing plant phenomic data, bacterial niche construction abilities, protocell evolution, microRNA target prediction Posted August 13, 2018 by post-info Check out our Editors-in-Chief’s selection of papers from the July issue of PLOS Computational Biology. Crowdsourcing image analysisCategory Archives: Xenokeryx
Crowdsourcing plant phenomic data, bacterial niche construction abilities, protocell evolution, microRNA target prediction
Crowdsourcing plant phenomic data, bacterial niche construction abilities, protocell evolution, microRNA target prediction Posted August 13, 2018 by post-info Check out our Editors-in-Chief’s selection of papers from the July issue of PLOS Computational Biology. Crowdsourcing image analysisPosted by in cell biology, computational biology, featured, genetics, halloween, Microbiology, Uta Frith, Xenokeryx
Urban Ecology: where the wild meets the city
Urban Ecology: where the wild meets the city post-info Urban ecosystems are expanding around the world as people migrate to cities and the human population continues to grow. What happens to other speciesAfter Gene Therapy: Hannah’s Journey Continues
0000-0002-8715-2896Source: After Gene Therapy: Hannah’s Journey Continues Thirteen-year-old Hannah Sames looked beautiful two weeks ago at the annual Hannah’s Hope Fund gala near her hometown and mine. She’d put on 15 pounds since her gene therapy forMeri Asha: Kiran Di and the ASHAs of Nanakpur
0000-0002-8715-2896Source: Meri Asha: Kiran Di and the ASHAs of Nanakpur Varshini Cherukupalli and Manisha Bhatia are third-year medical students at Northwestern University and Texas Tech University. Here they share their perspectives working for the lastPosted by in #CitSciChat, featured, halloween, Xenokeryx
The Future of Diabetes Prevention: A Call for Papers
AddThis Sharing Buttons above The PLOS Medicine Editors announce a summer Special Issue on Diabetes Prevention to be guest edited by Prof. Nick Wareham and Prof. William Herman. Submissions are now being accepted ahead ofHannah’s 2016: From Curling Toes to Gene Therapy
Eleven-year-old Hannah Sames can still curl her toes, just barely. But time is running out. If Hannah can move her toes for a few more weeks, until she becomes the fourth child in a clinicalPosted by in clinical trials, featured, GAN, gene therapy, giant axonal neuropathy, Hannah Sames, Lori Sames, NORD, physical therapy, Steven Gray, Xenokeryx
Vampire Giraffe Deer Beasts: What Are Palaeomerycids, Exactly?
If you eat red meat, you’ve probably eaten a ruminant. This group of hoofed mammals includes our domesticated cattle and sheep, as well as deer, giraffes, pronghorn, and more. As a whole, ruminants are best knownPosted by in featured, Mammalia, Miocene, Palaeomerycidae, paleontology, PLOS One, Ruminanta, Xenokeryx