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The Times Microbial: Prokaryotes Can Do Geometry, and Even Have Their Own Protractor
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Where we ONLY sweat the small stuff. Thursday, September 17, 2009. Prokaryotes Can Do Geometry, and Even Have Their Own Protractor. Despite what once was a popular opinion, bacterial cells are not mere sacks of enzymes. Rather, we are discovering that they are highly structured. (Although, this probably should have been expected) Bacterial cells have to know where their poles are located in order to create such structures as E . coli’s chemotactic nose. The result was that SpoVM still localized only to t...
The Times Microbial: Help me Win a MiniGrant!
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Where we ONLY sweat the small stuff. Friday, March 26, 2010. Help me Win a MiniGrant! Is sponsoring a mini-grant competition. The winner(s) receive $500 towards the pursuit of their particular project. Proposals have 100 words or less to convince readers (including non-microbiologists) to vote for the project. You can vote for mine through Facebook at this link. I've included my proposal here to catch your interest:. Bacterial Super-Ninjas: Staying in the Shadows:. Like a ninja on a mission,. 2009) Compa...
The Times Microbial: A Fatty Acid Synthetase is Necessary for Active TB Infection
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Where we ONLY sweat the small stuff. Friday, April 11, 2008. A Fatty Acid Synthetase is Necessary for Active TB Infection. Is the most common infectious agent in the world. Nearly 1/3 of the world population is infected. And a drastic number of these are increasingly antibiotic resistant. MDR-TB. Are becoming more commonplace everyday, especially in regions that are combating HIV infections. One unique feature of the mycobacteria. Is their unique acid-fast. Is nonessential, it is necessary for acid-fastn...
The Times Microbial: Recombineering: A Practical Application of Phage Biology
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Where we ONLY sweat the small stuff. Friday, April 4, 2008. Recombineering: A Practical Application of Phage Biology. The most obvious use of phages is of course direct phage therapy. Although exciting, there are many other uses of phage that are just as revolutionary, but tend to slip by. In my last article, I hinted at a method in molecular biology called “recombineering.”. Before this, genetic manipulation (especially gene knockouts) was highly difficult. This paper, by vanKessel and Hatfull was publi...
The Times Microbial: Speculation Surrounding Sporulation in the Mycobacteria
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Where we ONLY sweat the small stuff. Tuesday, April 6, 2010. Speculation Surrounding Sporulation in the Mycobacteria. The Mycobacteria are quite the unique genus; not quite Gram-positive due to their waxy mycolic acids on their outer surface, but certainly not Gram-negative as they do not have an outer lipid bilayer. (Although, there are some interesting micrographs showing a structural feature that does look a lot like a typical Gram-negative outer membrane on the surface of Mycobacter. A common model f...
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Neurotypical?: June 2011
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The life and times of a PhD student in neuroscience. Monday, June 27, 2011. Recently, quite a few of my peers have told me that they read this blog, or have read it at some point in the past. And yet, they have never commented, and they seem to show no signs of starting blogs of their own. If you are my classmate, or an anonymous grad student from another program, and you are reading this, please speak up in the comments! I will try to post more this summer, especially about the short course in Japan tha...
viral lovers: Viral Glass Blown Sculptures . . . how sweet!
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Because viruses need love too . . . Wednesday, 23 September 2009. Viral Glass Blown Sculptures . . . how sweet! S Viral Sculptures displays glass sculpture and photographic works of some of the world's most deadly viruses and bacteria. Between 22nd September and 3rd October. Presents for the first time an entire body of work created by Jerram over the past five years to contemplate the global impact and history of disease. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Phage against the machine man . . .
viral lovers: August 2009
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Because viruses need love too . . . Tuesday, 4 August 2009. Oncolytic viruses . . . are out the gate - at least in China. Modified Vaccinia Ankara (MVA) - induce immune response against tumour ass. Antigen 5T4. 5T4 tumour antigen is a unique target, which is expressed at high levels in the majority of epithelial-derived cancers such as colorectal (85%), renal, prostate, lung and breast. . . . .treatment of Parkinson’s disease. C. Vaccinia virus. S. Phase I - advanced solid organ cancer. Private. PhaseIII...
Neurotypical?: Sick Papes
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The life and times of a PhD student in neuroscience. Friday, December 16, 2011. I have seen the future of science blogging, and it is called Sick Papes. 100% pure gold, guys. Science gold AND comedy gold. The only thing better than seeing a new Sick Papes post on Google Reader is reading Sick Papes posts out loud. Laura E. Mariani. December 18, 2011 at 11:43 AM. Thanks for the heads up :). Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Laura E. Mariani. Decatur, Georgia, United States. View my complete profile.
Neurotypical?: August 2011
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The life and times of a PhD student in neuroscience. Monday, August 29, 2011. GTPases in the blogosphere! During a recent chat with my adviser, she casually mentioned reading about a new study on "the GTPase blog." To which I replied, "There's a GTPase blog? I think she was pleased to know more than I did about some aspect of science blogging. So, cheers to my adviser for inspiring this post! GTPases: From the Bench. I admire her dedication to this protein family, and look forward to reading future posts!
Neurotypical?: January 2013
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The life and times of a PhD student in neuroscience. Wednesday, January 30, 2013. Hello, readers (if I even have any, these days). it's been a while. If you're wondering what I'm up to lately: mostly, trying to get my experiments done so I can graduate. I'm in my 5th year now! I will definitely be here for some or all of my 6th year, but I'd like to avoid a 7th. In other news, I recently gave a flash talk about innovative teaching methods for the interdisciplinary " Eat. Talk. Teach. Run. Image: 1-5] One...
Neurotypical?: January 2012
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The life and times of a PhD student in neuroscience. Tuesday, January 31, 2012. Applying to Graduate School - Contacting Professors. When I first started this blog, I wrote some posts about the graduate school application process that are indexed here. Optimistically, I left space for more posts to be written in the future, including one about contacting potential faculty advisers. Ah, to be a first year student again, with so much time for blogging! Whom Should I Contact? What Should I Say? Once you've ...
Neurotypical?: SfN!
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The life and times of a PhD student in neuroscience. Saturday, November 12, 2011. I'm in the Washington Convention Center right now! No time to write a blog post (who knows when there will be? Up a storm, which is unusual for me but has been fun so far. Stay strong, laptop battery! Laura E. Mariani. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Laura E. Mariani. Decatur, Georgia, United States. View my complete profile. Applying to Graduate School. 160;- A how-to guide. . More nerdy podcasts for you! If zika didn'...
Neurotypical?: Just for fun...
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The life and times of a PhD student in neuroscience. Wednesday, November 2, 2011. In the run-up to SfN, things are getting pretty stressful. I'm frantically trying to get those last tidbits of data together for my poster. I'm preparing myself for the onslaught of massive amounts of neuroscience. And, I'm beefing up my immune system with a flu shot (scientists aren't invulnerable to Con Crud. I'm personally rooting for Goro. Look at that dude! Talk about an interesting model system. Laura E. Mariani.
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The Times Microbial
Where we ONLY sweat the small stuff. Tuesday, April 6, 2010. Speculation Surrounding Sporulation in the Mycobacteria. The Mycobacteria are quite the unique genus; not quite Gram-positive due to their waxy mycolic acids on their outer surface, but certainly not Gram-negative as they do not have an outer lipid bilayer. (Although, there are some interesting micrographs showing a structural feature that does look a lot like a typical Gram-negative outer membrane on the surface of Mycobacter. A common model f...
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