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By Lambert Strether of Corrente. Of course, the putative anniversary was marked by a Presidential address: “Transcript: Joe Biden delivers remarks on 1-year anniversary of pandemic” (ABC). However, in this post I won’t be pulling on my yellow waders to read it; rather, I’ll focus on how convenient the March 11 is for the Professional-Managerial Class (PMC) that is so busily constructing this narrative for us, in the persons of writers at the New York Times, WaPo, People, Buzzfeed, ABC, NBC, and NBC, among others. Why March 11? Well, because an authority (WHO, or, if you like, the NBA)...

The way our body reacts to compressive and tensile forces and other mechanical stress has a major impact on our health. And on medical treatments. This insight forms the basis for the unique test lab FIBEr. The acronym of the recently recognised ‘KU Leuven Core Facility’ says it all: the dozens of types of tissues that make up our bodies, from muscles to nerves and blood vessels to bones, are all made of fibres. Body tissues naturally also contain different types of cells, but it’s mostly the fibres that determine their mechanical properties.

EMBL scientists identify human proteins hijacked by coronavirus, offering potential drug targets EMBL scientists used a biophysical method called thermal proteome profiling (TPP) to gain a comprehensive overview of which human proteins are functionally altered at different times during SARS-CoV-2 infection. Credit: Holly Joynes/EMBL A group of scientists led by EMBL’s Mikhail Savitski, Nassos Typas, and Pedro Beltrao, and collaborator Steeve Boulant at Heidelberg University Hospital, have analysed how the novel coronavirus affects proteins in human cells. They identified several human pro...

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Abstract: The January 29, 2021, issue of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's (FDA) NCTR Research Highlights includes an item highlighting the National Center for Toxicological Research's (NCTR) nanotechnology-related activities in 2020. January 29th, 2021 FDA's NCTR Highlights Its Nanotechnology-Related Activities in 2020 The January 29, 2021, issue of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's (FDA) NCTR Research Highlights includes an item highlighting the National Center for Toxicological Research's (NCTR) nanotechnology-related activities in 2020. See https://www.fda.gov/about-fda/nctr-...