Carnival #17 - the Microbiological edition!

The latest molbio carnival is up over at Rule of 6, and it's a brilliant one. It's particularly dear to my heart as it focuses very strongly on the microbiological world, and there can never be enough bacterial blog-posts in my opinion.

So if you want to read about bacterial toxins, ebola or the black death, head over and take a look. The next edition will be out on the second of January, and will be hosted at Chimeras by E.E. Giorgi, whose submitted some great posts to the carnival in the past.

If you have any posts you'd like to submit, just use this handy submission form. We're always happy to hear from future hosts as well, so if you've got a science-related blog and would like to host the cornucopia of molbio goodness that is the carnival, just get in touch!

The 16th MolBio carnival is now up!

The latest edition of the carnival can be seen at Thoughtomics blog, written up by Lucas Brouwers. There are some great entries, and Lucas has done a wonderful job of putting them together so go take a look. There's co-evolving proteins, dinosaurs with measles and Syphilitic Romans!

The next carnival will be hosted by Connor Bamford at his blog Rule of Six on the fifth of December. If you have any blog posts exploring the world of the small and cellular, please submit them using the form here, or get in touch with Connor.

MolBio carnival #15 is out!

The latest molbio carnival is out over at DiseaseProne! There's parasites and antifreeze, duplicated genes, viruses breaking into bacteria and more intracellular goodness. Go take a look.

The next edition with be on the 7th November hosted by Mr. Brouwers at Thoughtomics. All submissions can be entered here.

We're also looking for hosts for the future. If you would like to get involved and host an edition, just get in touch!

Molbio Carnival #14 is up!

The latest edition of the MolBio carnival is up on Lab Rat; with protein evolution, measles, phylomon and more:

 The next edition will be hosted at Disease Prone on the 3rd October. Submit your posts here.

Call for submissions - Molbio carnival #14

The next molbio carnival will be hosted at Lab Rat at her shiny new Scientific American blog.

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If you've written (or read!) any posts about molecular biology recently, please submit them here. We're not too fussy about the definition of MolBio, anything small and intracellular will be considered for the carnival. You can take a look at any previous editions by exploring the other entries on this blog to see what kind of things we usually feature.

The MolBio Carnival #13

August's edition of The MolBio Carnival has just been posted at The MolBio Hut. Alejandro Montenegro-Montero selected great posts discussing the molecular basis of life from different perspectives, discussing topics ranging from genetic diseases and drug discovery to classic experiments.

Go check it out!

Drugs that synergize with fluconazole, an antifungal agent. From Becky Ward's selected post

If you didn't have time to get your post in this month's issue, don't worry! You can always submit to the next edition using our online submission form.Remember that the Carnival is published on the first Monday of every month.

Call for submissions MolBio Carnival #13 to be hosted at The MolBio Hut

A new edition of The MolBio Carnival is coming and will be hosted at The MolBio Hut. You have only until Sunday to submit your best work on molecular biology or recommend something you've read that you think should be included.

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If you have written or read interesting articles discussing "the molecular basis of life" submit them using our online submission system, so that they can too be a part of the only Carnival bringing together cell and molecular biologists enthusiasts.

The MolBio Carnival #12

A new edition of The MolBio Carnival has just been posted over at Phased, in which Michael Scott Long highlighted interesting posts on lipid localization to bacterial cell poles, plant cell defenses against bacteria and more!


Check it out now!

(Figure from Moselio Schaechter's selected post

If you didn't have time to get your post in this month's issue, don't worry! You can always submit to the next edition, which will be hosted at The MolBio Hut, using our online submission form.

Call for submissions MolBio Carnival #12

A new edition of The Carnival is coming and we are looking for submissions!

This new edition will be hosted at Phased by Michael Scott Long, who hosted the 6th edition of the series.

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If you have written or read interesting articles discussing "the molecular basis of life" submit them using our online submission system, so that they can too be a part of the only Carnival bringing together cell and molecular biologists enthusiasts. 

You can check out previous editions by browsing around this blog, the official home of The MolBio Carnival.

The MolBio Carnival #11

A new edition of The MolBio Carnival has just been posted over at LabRat, in which she did a great job highlighting posts discussing topics ranging from 3-dimensional cellular arrays, p53, constructive neutral evolution and more!

Check it out now.

From Psi's selected post 

If you didn't have time to get your post in this month's issue, don't worry! You can always submit to the next edition, which will be hosted by Michael Scott Long, using our online submission form.

Call for submissions MolBio Carnival #11

The 11th edition of The MolBio Carnival is two weeks away and we want your molbio posts!

This time, the Carnival will be hosted by our very own LabRat, a fantastic blogger and a biochemist with a not-so-healthy passion for the bacterial world :-) She has already hosted the Carnival once, and just as last time, we are sure she will host a fantastic edition!

There's still time to submit your posts to this edition of the Carnival. Please use our online submission system to share your great posts on the molecular basis of life!

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You can check out previous editions by browsing around this blog, the official home of The MolBio Carnival. Just take a look at the banner on the sidebar.

The MolBio Carnival #10

A little behind schedule, but it's finally out: The tenth edition of the MolBio Carnival has just been posted at Skeptic Wonder, where Psi Wavefunction did a great job hosting it.

Enzyme assays, cyanobacteria and more fill this new edition. Check it out now!

Metabolite flux in bacteria. From Becky's selected post

If you didn't have time to get your post in this month's issue, don't worry! You can always submit to the next edition, which will be hosted by LabRat, using our online submission form.

Call for submissions: MolBio Carnival #10

Now this is big! 

The 10th edition of The MolBio Carnival is coming, and for this great occasion, Psi Wavefunction, one of the founders of the Carnival, will do us the honor of hosting at her fantastic blog "Skeptic Wonder". This "aspiring protistologist", who frequently amazes (and educates) us on protists and more, has already hosted the Carnival back on its 4th edition and is now back for more.

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There's still time to submit your posts to this landmark edition of the Carnival. Please use our online submission system to share your great posts on the molecular basis of life! 

You can check out previous editions by browsing around this blog, the official home of The MolBio Carnival.

The MolBio Carnival #9 is out

A new edition of The MolBio Carnival has just been posted over at Alles was lebt. This 9th edition was hosted by Alex Knoll, one of the founding fathers of the Carnival.

This edition includes great posts, discussing single-domain antibodies, new candidate drug targets in bacteria , a twin approach to unraveling epigenetics and more!

Working with enzymes. From Chris Dieni's selected post. 

Check it out.... NOW!

If you didn't have time to get your post in this month's issue, don't worry! You can always submit to the next edition, which will be hosted by Psi Wavefunction at Skeptic Wonder, using our online submission form.

From a selected post by  Sebastian Reusch

Call for submissions MolBio Carnival #9

A new edition of the MolBio Carnival is just around the corner. It will be hosted by Alex Knoll at Alles was lebt and it will go live on April 4th.

Alex works on DNA recombination and repair in Arabidopsis thaliana and was recently awarded his PhD from The University of Karlsruhe/Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, in Germany.

There's plenty of time left to submit your best molbio-related posts and give your blog a lot of exposure!

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Be sure to use our online submission system to share your posts with us and be a part of a new editon of The MolBio Carnival.

You can check out previous editions by browsing around this blog, the official home of The MolBio Carnival. 

The MolBio Carnival #8

It's Monday. And not just any Monday, but the first one of this month, which means that a new edition of The MolBio Carnival is out!

This edition was hosted by Lucas Brouwers over at Thoughtomics and includes great posts discussing signaling networks, the multiple roles of RNA, extracellular matrix and cancer and more!

Check it out now!

If you didn't have time to get your post in this month's issue, don't worry! You can always submit to the next edition, which will be hosted by Alex Knoll, using our online submission form.

Figure from LabRat's selected post on multicellular signaling.

Call for submissions MolBio Carnival #8

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A new edition of The MolBio Carnival is coming and it will be hosted by Lucas Brouwers at Thoughtomics.

Lucas recently obtained a MSc degree after following the Molecular Mechanisms of Disease programme in Nijmegen, the Netherlands. He is a fantastic blogger and when he is not blogging, you can find him riding his bicycle or listening to music. He hosted the 2nd edition of the Carnival and now he is back for more. 

So to all you molbio bloggers out there: submit your posts to the new edition of the best blog carnival EVER!.

Be sure to use our online submission system to share your posts with us and get ready to receive a lot of pageviews!

The MolBio Carnival #7

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Michael Scott Long's selected post

A new edition of The MolBio Carnival has just been posted over at MolBio Research Highlights. Francisco Barriga did a great job summarizing the posts, which cover a wide range of  topics, including synthetic biology, non-genetic heterogeneity, viruses and more!

Go check it out now!

If you didn't have time to get your post in this month's issue, don't worry! You can always submit to the next edition, which will be hosted by Lucas Brouwers over at Thoughtomics.

Call for submissions The MolBio Carnival #7

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Seven months. That's right, The MolBio Carnival has been going on for 7 months and for this glorious occasion, the Carnival is returning home. The 7th issue of The MolBio Carnival will be hosted by Francisco Barriga at MolBio Research Highlights.

So if you have already written something that fits our scope be sure to use our online submission form and share it with us!

If you haven't written something already, there's still time! The next issue goes live on February 7th.

The MolBio Carnival #6

From Kevin Bonham's selected post
at We Beasties 

The first 2011 issue of The MolBio Carnival is now live at Phased. It's the 6th one already!

Michael Scott Long did a great job hosting the first ever issue organized by someone that wasn't directly involved in the Carnival's initial conception.

With topics ranging from bacterial superantigents and protein structure prediction, to zinc finger nucleases, the 6th edition of the Carnival will surely pique your interest, regardless of your field of research.

If you didn't have time to get your post in this month's issue, don't worry! You can always submit to the next edition, which will be hosted by Francisco Barriga at MolBio Research Highlights. The Carnival returns home for its 7th edition!