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📢Our September issue is live! Explore the latest #TIBS50 content, Reviews, and so much more 👉 cell.com/trends/biochemical-…
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🔬 In the latest #TIBS50: Foundations and frontiers installment, @alessiociulli and co look to proximity-inducing therapeutics and how the often-underappreciated linker can shape PROTAC function and design.
Read their Feature Review: cell.com/trends/biochemical-…
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Science is more than the data - it’s how we communicate it.
Our #TIBS50 #ThematicTriumphs turns to a series on scientific figure development, bringing together insights from 60+ authors sharing advice on creating clear, compelling figures.
It's here 👉sciencedirect.com/special-is…
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🎉 #TIBS50 continues with #CitedClassics: "How do plants feel the heat?" from Pierre Goloubinoff and colleagues.
We’re revisiting the most-cited article from 2012 — a standout from the archive.
Read it here 👉 sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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Online now - Kinesins as dynamic drug targets: structural insights and emerging therapeutic strategies dlvr.it/TVcNW8
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Online now - Evolutionary assembly of the flagellar cage: repurposing a Type IV pili subcomplex dlvr.it/TVbrp4
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🌎🪨🧪Trends in Chemistry and Trends in Biochemical Sciences @TrendsBiochem are seeking proposals for our joint special issue, “New Perspectives in (Bio)Geochemistry.” We welcome forward-looking Reviews and Opinions from researchers working across geochemistry [1/2]
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🌎 How does life shape Earth’s chemical cycles? From molecular mechanisms to environmental function, we’re looking for ideas exploring how core biochemical principles scale to shape biogeochemical cycles and Earth system processes.
Can you bridge these scales? We want to hear!
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TIBS and @TrendsChemistry want to hear from you - we’re seeking Reviews for our joint special issue on #Biogeochemistry!
Find more information and submit your proposal: cell.com/cp/special-issues/c…
#Geochemistry #Biochemistry #Chemistry #CallForPapers
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Top cited in 2011: "The Ras-ERK and PI3K-mTOR pathways: cross-talk and compensation" from John Blenis and colleagues.
A #CitedClassics pick from our #TIBS50 series.
Read more 👉 lnkd.in/escKdJ7F
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Online now - SNOR: a path for ribosome recovery after hibernation dlvr.it/TVW2bN
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✨ Fireflies, flaming branches, dripping water, fruit, and colorful centipedes bring the dynamic regulation of RNA splicing to life in this cover art.
A fairytale forest with a molecular message.
Read the Review from @CieslaMaciej and co: cell.com/trends/biochemical-…
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Our review is featured on cover of @TrendsBiochem. We discuss how charge and condensation of splicing factors shape nuclear organization and splicing regulation.
Beautiful cover art by @MinorMarcin, with fireflies lighting up and fading away to depict dynamic phosphorylation ✨
📢Our September issue is live! Explore the latest #TIBS50 content, Reviews, and so much more 👉 cell.com/trends/biochemical-…
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Online now - Cable bacteria use extracellular electron transfer dlvr.it/TVVTFl
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🌍 Eight scientists, eight unique journeys, and shared values that transcend borders: curiosity, collaboration, and resilience.
Read stories from @CieslaMaciej, Tomas Dolezal, Ana Raquel Soares, @ReverterDavid, Mirta Boban, @KaleLabBiophys, @HafnerIva, and Maryna Zlatohurska.
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Read it here: cell.com/trends/biochemical-…
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✂️ The molecular cutting crew is on the job!
Guide RNA shows Cas9 exactly where to make the cut, capturing the targeted precision at the heart of #CRISPRCas9.
Check out “CRISPR-Cas9: the molecular cutting crew,” illustrated by @VishalBharmera.
#TIBS50 #TIBSCelebrates50
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Online now - Autophagy reshapes plant hormone signaling dlvr.it/TVRVpB
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Online now - Selection regimes, not just cold environments, shape cold-active cellulases dlvr.it/TVQcz4
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Relatedly, new review! @TrendsBiochem
It's often assumed that oxygen is required for eukaryotic metabolism, but early eukaryotes emerged when oxygen was scarce. Their descendants use a remarkable diversity of anaerobic electron acceptors.
Read more here: cell.com/trends/biochemical-…
New preprint! biorxiv.org/content/10.64898…
We uncovered surprising roles for a little-known metabolic pathway, branched-chain amino acid fermentation, with implications for hypoxia, mitochondrial dysfunction, alcohol toxicity, and fertility.
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