The New Biology
Niko McCartySemi-daily writings about biotechnology. By Asimov.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues |
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| Publishes | Daily | Issues | 56 |
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The Most Abundant Protein
One reason David Goodsell’s paintings attract biologists, I think, is because they are unapologetically realistic. His paintings depict seas of macromolecules splayed out in pastel shades. A Goodsell painting looks nothing like the spacious...
The Cell is a Bag of Molecules
A cell is a vibrating ball of energy — a chaotic sack of molecules. These molecules float around and collide with one another constantly. Every protein in a cell, for instance, collides with about 10 billion water molecules each second.
Antivenom Renaissance
There are two new “venom AI” papers out, and both are interesting for different reasons.
On Bacterial Nanotubes
Microbes may be even more interconnected than once believed. New evidence suggests oceanic microorganisms, especially photosynthetic Prochlorococcus, build physical bridges or “nanotubes” between members of their own species and others, acc...
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