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.

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

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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!


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(Figure from Moselio Schaechter's selected post

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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!

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From Psi's selected post 

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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

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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. 

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From a selected post by  Sebastian Reusch

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!

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Figure from LabRat's selected post on multicellular signaling.

The MolBio Carnival #7

Figure from the article discussed in
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!

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The MolBio Carnival #4

Did you enjoy Halloween? Yes? Well, a new issue of The MolBio Carnival is out, and it's scary good!

Psi Wavefunction, with her usual whit, brings as a great new edition of the best Carnival out there, with posts discussing bacterial biofilms, the Cre-lox system and Streptomyces, huge genomes and more!

From one of the selected post from "Disease of the week"

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The MolBio Carnival #3

It's that time of the month again! The 3rd issue of The MolBio Carnival is now live at Alles was Lebt. Alex Knoll did a fantastic job hosting it, compiling a list of interesting posts on diverse topics, including RNA folding, phosphorylation, cell division in bacteria and more.

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Dancing filopodia! From Becky Ward's post.

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The MolBio Carnival #2

One month has gone by and so it's time for a new edition of The MolBio Carnival! This month's issue was hosted by Lucas Brouwers over at Thoughtomics.

Be sure to take a look at the great posts featured on this edition, discussing interesting articles from the fascinating field of molecular and cellular biology!

Figure from a selected post discussing the coiling of bacterial DNA 

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The MolBio Carnival: the first edition

The first ever edition of the "MolBio Carnival" is now live at MolBio Research Highlights. 

Alejandro has selected a variety of fascinating posts discussing interesting articles in the field. 

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