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* things dropping that I know of: balls, pickles, and flip flops (thats folly beach btw). I bet there’s more.
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* things dropping that I know of: balls, pickles, and flip flops (thats folly beach btw). I bet there’s more.
North by Northwest: finding out society journals were always better to begin with
(Backstory, this is arguably a top 5 bond film by Hitchcock released before Dr. No, the first Bond film.)
Diamonds Are Forever: challenges in long-term sustainability for aspirational open access financial models
Goldfinger: Bitcoin & the Semiotics of Digital Goldbugs
North by Northwest: finding out society journals were always better to begin with
(Backstory, this is arguably a top 5 bond film by Hitchcock released before Dr. No, the first Bond film.)
This is the end my friend, tomorrow is the big day. Gird your loins and have lots of merry on hand! tYrosine is the last of the three phosphomusketeers, a fun F derivative. Why 21? Well, U know Y.
Source for Dayhoff: biology.arizona.edu/biochemistry...
This is the end my friend, tomorrow is the big day. Gird your loins and have lots of merry on hand! tYrosine is the last of the three phosphomusketeers, a fun F derivative. Why 21? Well, U know Y.
Source for Dayhoff: biology.arizona.edu/biochemistry...
You know how sometimes you over do it when nogging your eggnog and you wake up feeling like ass(n), well, that’s the penultimate day of this. It’s like mini glutamine, but also maybe hydrolizes to Asp in aging 🤷♂️. FYI was asparagiN according to Dayhoff.
You know how sometimes you over do it when nogging your eggnog and you wake up feeling like ass(n), well, that’s the penultimate day of this. It’s like mini glutamine, but also maybe hydrolizes to Asp in aging 🤷♂️. FYI was asparagiN according to Dayhoff.
(here is a 2020 paper on the molecule btw: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35536914/ )
(here is a 2020 paper on the molecule btw: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35536914/ )
No, this GoT reference will *not* happen. (val's name comes from similarity to an acid from a certain plant, not a rare alloy)
We will never forgive you D&D for Seasons 7 and 8!!!
In general I find it hard to get excited about branched-chain amino acids.
No, this GoT reference will *not* happen. (val's name comes from similarity to an acid from a certain plant, not a rare alloy)
We will never forgive you D&D for Seasons 7 and 8!!!
In general I find it hard to get excited about branched-chain amino acids.
Apologies to all you Hofmann fans, there’s no fear and loathing in peptides going on here, though Dayhoff’s “asparDic” seems a bit sus. Shorter than its acid brethren, it can still cyclize, which seems biologically important. Google it, I’m on break.
Apologies to all you Hofmann fans, there’s no fear and loathing in peptides going on here, though Dayhoff’s “asparDic” seems a bit sus. Shorter than its acid brethren, it can still cyclize, which seems biologically important. Google it, I’m on break.
I heard Paul Simon wanted to use Ala instead of Al, but no one got the reference. This tiny aliphatic residue is the Switzerland of amino acids (aka non-reactive), but does have some roles in structure and signaling motifs. 🤷♂️
I heard Paul Simon wanted to use Ala instead of Al, but no one got the reference. This tiny aliphatic residue is the Switzerland of amino acids (aka non-reactive), but does have some roles in structure and signaling motifs. 🤷♂️
But this has also been happening in science for a while and it stinks. The juice is not worth the squeeze.
But this has also been happening in science for a while and it stinks. The juice is not worth the squeeze.
@ronbeavis.bsky.social it can be cold or warm... this year we are going legit warm.
@ronbeavis.bsky.social it can be cold or warm... this year we are going legit warm.
If you like it then you should've put a ring on it (i.e., alanine). This essential hydrophobic amino acid is often buried inside protein structures, and is useful to make tyrosine.
Dayhoff named F cause P was taken and the obvious phonetics.
If you like it then you should've put a ring on it (i.e., alanine). This essential hydrophobic amino acid is often buried inside protein structures, and is useful to make tyrosine.
Dayhoff named F cause P was taken and the obvious phonetics.
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Don't get too excited about this tasty amino acid! Dayhoff wasn't thinking just about about gluE but also "glutamEke" when naming it. And yes, this terminal residue will cyclize to pyro-Glu with loss of water (like Q), so be warned search algorithms.
Don't get too excited about this tasty amino acid! Dayhoff wasn't thinking just about about gluE but also "glutamEke" when naming it. And yes, this terminal residue will cyclize to pyro-Glu with loss of water (like Q), so be warned search algorithms.
Maybe one of the funnier Dayhoff naming moments ("Q-tamine"), this amide of glutamic acid will spontaneously cyclize and deamidate when on the N-terminus (not a rare event! Ig beware)... making this new post-doc convinced his SIS peptide was contaminated.
Maybe one of the funnier Dayhoff naming moments ("Q-tamine"), this amide of glutamic acid will spontaneously cyclize and deamidate when on the N-terminus (not a rare event! Ig beware)... making this new post-doc convinced his SIS peptide was contaminated.
Interested in #Roman economy / organic artefacts?
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Then apply for a 3-year RA post working to join PELLIS project with the wonderful @gtaylortu.bsky.social to investigate Roman leather economy
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Interested in #Roman economy / organic artefacts?
Background in data analysis for #ZooMS?
Then apply for a 3-year RA post working to join PELLIS project with the wonderful @gtaylortu.bsky.social to investigate Roman leather economy
Apply by 12/01/2026
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Not one of the classic 20 but U love it! Fenyo and @ronbeavis.bsky.social showed you need to think about its alkylation (Unimod #1008). Pro tip 2: check that the MS1 agrees with Se-78 and Se-80 abundance (it might not).
pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/...
Not one of the classic 20 but U love it! Fenyo and @ronbeavis.bsky.social showed you need to think about its alkylation (Unimod #1008). Pro tip 2: check that the MS1 agrees with Se-78 and Se-80 abundance (it might not).
pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/...