Un nouvel outil pour mesurer les effets des espèces invasives sur les écosystèmes
@laiscarneiro03.bsky.social @franckcourchamp.bsky.social #EEICAT
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#plosbiology #invasions #ecosysteme
#PLoSBiology Biomedical and life science articles by female researchers spend longer under review journals.plos.org/plosbiology/... "In the PubMed database (>36.5 million articles) the median amount of time spent under review is 7.4%–14.6% longer for female-authored articles."
Manger tard maintient ton RER haut et réduit l’oxydation des graisses. Une étude en chambre calorimétrique montre environ 15 g de lipides en moins oxydés après un encas tardif. Un simple horaire peut changer tes résultats. #lipolyse #encastardif #plosbiology #pertedegrasse #chrononutrition
#PLoSBiology Ending publication bias: A values-based approach to surface null and negative results journals.plos.org/plosbiology/article "New concrete and concerted measures that major stakeholders can take to create and incentivize new pathways for […]
#PLoSBiology Ending publication bias: A values-based approach to surface null and negative results journals.plos.org/plosbiology/... New concrete and concerted measures that major stakeholders can take to create and incentivize new pathways for publishing negative results. C @varechavala.bsky.social
Given the tremendous diversity of microorganisms in the world, why do only a small fraction cause disease?
My essay in #PLOSBiology argues that the answer is lack of opportunity and that humans encounter only one new bacterial pathogen for every 1.4b years lived.
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Research highlights that young chimpanzees develop communication skills primarily from maternal, not paternal, influences, stressing the crucial role of maternal social structures in wildlife behavior. 🐒 #WildlifeConservation #AnimalBehavior #PLOSBiology Link: https://tinyurl.com/2y7prvcw
The image features a message from Richard Hodge, a cancer editor at PLOS Biology, inviting submissions of primary research papers that offer novel insights into tumor progression and therapeutic contexts, displayed alongside the PLOS Biology logo and a photograph of Richard Hodge.
In this new #Biologue post, we speak to Richard Hodge, a cancer editor at #PLOSBiology about the new Collection “Unveiling cancer crosstalk across spatial and temporal scales”, his background in #CancerResearch and his vision for #cancer biology at the journal 🧪
plos.io/3U6GXFW
The image features a message from Richard Hodge, a cancer editor at PLOS Biology, inviting submissions of primary research papers that offer novel insights into tumor progression and therapeutic contexts, displayed alongside the PLOS Biology logo and a photograph of Richard Hodge.
In this new #Biologue post, we speak to Richard Hodge, a cancer editor at #PLOSBiology about the new Collection “Unveiling cancer crosstalk across spatial and temporal scales”, his background in #CancerResearch and his vision for #cancer biology at the journal 🧪
plos.io/3U6GXFW
The image features a message from Richard Hodge, a cancer editor at PLOS Biology, inviting submissions of primary research papers that offer novel insights into tumor progression and therapeutic contexts, displayed alongside the PLOS Biology logo and a photograph of Richard Hodge.
In this new #Biologue post, we speak to Richard Hodge, a cancer editor at #PLOSBiology about the new Collection “Unveiling cancer crosstalk across spatial and temporal scales”, his background in #CancerResearch and his vision for #cancer biology at the journal 🧪
plos.io/3U6GXFW
Grateful to have our paper published in #PLOSBiology! Excited to share our findings and contribute to the conversation.
Snapshot of the PLOs Biology staff editor page with Ines Alvarez Garcia’s profile
Our editor Ines Alvarez-Garcia is at #2025ISMPMI this week.
Reach out to her for a chat about your work, the field, #PLOSBiology, publishing or just to say hello!
Happy conference!
Michelle Bender just presented her Keynote on Ocean Rights at One Ocean Science #OOSC #ScienceForTheOcean 🌊
You can read more in her #PLOSBiology Essay 🧪 plos.io/3eCZisO
En un estudio publicado en #PLoSBiology el 8 de mayo, científicos analizaron más de 300 artículos con datos de la Encuesta Nacional de Examen de Salud y Nutrición (NHAN) conjunto de datos abiertos de historiales médicos. Todos los artículos parecían seguir un patrón similar, asociando una variable:
In a study published in #PLoSBiology on 8 May 1, scientists analysed more than 300 papers that used data from the US National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHAN) an open data set of health records. The papers all seemed to follow a similar template, associating one variable —
The antiviral cytokine interferon is thought to act through the induction of hundreds of genes. In this #PLOSBiology Perspective, @jschoggins.bsky.social highlights recent findings that instead suggest distinct viruses are targeted by small subsets of the induced gene repertoire. 🧪
plos.io/4m7hOYi
In this #PLOSBiology Consensus View, @neurofishh.bsky.social @corbolab.bsky.social &co propose a new, consolidated, pan-vertebrate naming system for the rod and cone photoreceptors of the eye. 🧪
plos.io/4m4QcTC
The antiviral cytokine interferon is thought to act through the induction of hundreds of genes. In this #PLOSBiology Perspective, @jschoggins.bsky.social highlights recent findings that instead suggest distinct viruses are targeted by small subsets of the induced gene repertoire. 🧪
plos.io/4m7hOYi
In this #PLOSBiology Consensus View, @neurofishh.bsky.social @corbolab.bsky.social &co propose a new, consolidated, pan-vertebrate naming system for the rod and cone photoreceptors of the eye. 🧪
plos.io/4m4QcTC
The antiviral cytokine interferon is thought to act through the induction of hundreds of genes. In this #PLOSBiology Perspective, @jschoggins.bsky.social highlights recent findings that instead suggest distinct viruses are targeted by small subsets of the induced gene repertoire. 🧪
plos.io/4m7hOYi
In this #PLOSBiology Consensus View, @neurofishh.bsky.social @corbolab.bsky.social &co propose a new, consolidated, pan-vertebrate naming system for the rod and cone photoreceptors of the eye. 🧪
plos.io/4m4QcTC
🚨Latest BAT publication now out in @plosbiology.org with @fviromics.bsky.social @stephseifertphd.bsky.social and others. #PLOSBiology 🦇
Proud of our PhD candidate, Victoria Gonzalez! #LZCI
journals.plos.org/plosbiology/...
More detailed post from my colleague, Dr. Letko: bsky.app/profile/fvir...
"On improving the sustainability of peer review" - a good editorial from #PLOSBiology https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pbio.3003127 #peerreview #academicchatter #academicpublishing
What is up Bluesky!
I'm an Associate Editor working at #PLOSBiology with everything related with #Microbiology and #Immunology
Looking forward to all #science posts!
Also, if you wanna book a meet-the-editor zoom meeting with me and talk about your work, just click scheduler.zoom.us/melissa-vazq...!
2023. #DEI. #PLOSBiology: The manifold costs of being a non-native English speaker in science dx.plos.org/10.1371/jour... via @plosbiology.org
The PLOS Biology Staff Editors getting Christmas-y at the editorial retreat, standing in front of a giant lit up baubel!
As we reach the end of 2024, this Editorial celebrates an amazing year of science for #PLOSBiology and the life sciences more broadly: plos.io/3BqPSwc 🧪
And from the Staff Editors at PLOS Biology, we thank everyone who continues to support the journal - and happy holidays!🎄
Left: Causal network analysis leveraging annotated interactions (transcription factor-target, kinase-substrate, phosphatase-substrate) as a framework to evaluate protein expression changes (late exhaustion versus resting) to predict key nodes. Right: A pruned version of a large subnetwork with p300 (black outline) as the main hub.
Repeated antigen exposure drives T-cell exhaustion, impairing immune function. Study identifies HAT p300 as a driver of CD4+ #Tcell exhaustion, implicating novel surface receptors & transcriptional regulators, and a metabolic shift to dysfunctional fatty acid oxidation 🧪 #PLOSBiology plos.io/4glg2iO
A Venn diagram comparing the single-cell transcriptomic collection between the PLOS Biology Werner and Gillis study and HNOCA. Common and unique publications to each comprehensive study are shown.
How well do neural #organoids mimic primary human tissue physiology? Yoshiaki Tanaka explores a #PLOSBiology study that conducts a #MetaAnalysis of scRNAseq data to examine the fidelity of neural organoid protocols 🧪 Primer: plos.io/4gHqKA5 Paper: plos.io/3ZlFBJo
Left: Causal network analysis leveraging annotated interactions (transcription factor-target, kinase-substrate, phosphatase-substrate) as a framework to evaluate protein expression changes (late exhaustion versus resting) to predict key nodes. Right: A pruned version of a large subnetwork with p300 (black outline) as the main hub.
Repeated antigen exposure drives T-cell exhaustion, impairing immune function. Study identifies HAT p300 as a driver of CD4+ #Tcell exhaustion, implicating novel surface receptors & transcriptional regulators, and a metabolic shift to dysfunctional fatty acid oxidation 🧪 #PLOSBiology plos.io/4glg2iO
Nile Red staining of neutral lipids and DAPI staining of DNA show apparently normal development in Anopheles gambiae mosquito embryos from AgTL2-knockdown and control females at 4–7, 21–24, 35–38 h after oviposition.
Lipid mobilization helps growth of #malaria parasites inside 🦟🦟🦟, but does it affect #mosquito reproduction? Catteruccia lab show that maternal #lipolysis is essential for embryonic development, and could be a potential target for inducing mosquito sterility #PLOSBiology 🧪 plos.io/3Dih3JU
