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Sticky proteins, complexity drama and selection's blind eye
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*For your entertainment, rejected titles: [Sticky proteins and complex relationships] [(protein) Relationship drama: promiscuous proteins i...
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Ratcheting up some splice leaders: a note on directionality
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In the sea of eukaryotic genetic diversity also lurk different manners of doing day-to-day genome work itself. Ciliates run two nuclear geno...
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RQ#03 Is there really a non-natural selection?
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I haven't done a random question in a while. This is the third one, apparently. A grocery store still life, primarily Brassica oler...
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Irremediable Complexity – Science piece
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Just wanted to bring to your attention that a new Perspectives piece finally came out in Science this past week, nicely (and in a concise w...
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Research proposal ramblings – Eukaryotic cellular evolution
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Have a research proposal to do in a week for a graduate research fellowship (which also contributes to my spotty blogging as of late). Figur...
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Diagrams that make me cry, part LargeNumber
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I was calmly blogging about real content, of course procrastinating simultaneously by writing pieces of stuff for work, as well as planning ...
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Clickable Tree of Eukaryotes (Katz Lab)
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For a while I've been contemplating on considering to con someone into making a clickable tree for me, allowing one to zoom in and click...
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Criminally photosynthetic: Myrionecta, Dinophysis and stolen plastids
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The microbial world is full of vicious beasts. Yes, much of microbial life is cute and cuddly in one way or another. But that doesn't ...
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