This is so interesting! Our lab (Ren lab) at UNCC is investigating these complexes too. The Ren lab have discovered that CBX2 undergoes liquid-liquid phase separation to assemble PRC1 complexes. This is of course, in vitro.

0:00 Introduction 1:30 What is a Bacterial Biofilm? 3:00 Importance of Studying Biofilms 4:30 Historical Background 8:00 Microscopic Imaging Techniques 10:00 Molecular Biology Insights 12:00 Structural Studies 14:00 Antibiotic Resistance in Biofilms 16:00 Challenges in Treating Biofilms 18:00 Biofilm-Related Infections 20:00 Case Study 1: Biofilms in Cystic Fibrosis 22:00 Case Study 2: Biofilms in Chronic Wounds 24:00 Development of Therapeutic Strategies 26:00 Novel Approaches to Biofilm Disruption 28:00 Role of Immune System in Biofilm Control 30:00 Biofilm Detection Methods 32:00 Impact on Healthcare 34:00 Future Directions in Biofilm Research 36:00 Q&A Session Part 1 38:00 Q&A Session Part 2 40:00 Q&A Session Part 3 42:00 Conclusion 44:00 Summary of Key Points 46:00 Final Thoughts 48:00 Acknowledgements 50:00 References and Further Reading 52:00 Closing Remarks 54:00 Contact Information

You always talks the same I don’t even know how I got to helium 3 and vagus Nerv plus bat and human brain and being it insured by trauma or separating the stomach wall. The Mond watched before. It answers some of my thoughts, the cancer in Australia.

ahhh so that's why there's a Shh (Sonic Hedgehog) gene used during gastrulation and neurulation

Por que no lo pusieron alemnos subtitulos en español no entiendo nada este idioma xd

Clear and coherent talk!

Invent a device that integrated into the human body that stops unnecessary thoughts from entering the mind while engaging in productive activities such as studying, job interviews, cooking, business, learning to ride scooters, scooty, bikes, cycle, cars, e rickshaw, job doing, football playing, chess playing, carrom playing, meditation, yoga, exercise, learn new skills or things etc and even if we intentionally try to think about unnecessary thoughts this device stops unnecessary thoughts from arising and doesn't allow unnecessary thoughts to enter the mind but notice that this device has no negative side effects and make a rule all over the world that this device is free for everyone.

Well, we cannot teach the body’s self defense. Everybody should know if a virus gets in the bloodstream, antibodies stick to that infected cell so that cell can be destroy either T cells or other cell killer. All we need is to be healthy and have vital nutrients, vitamins and minerals and the body should do the rest

Seems like MSA’s are not as important in alphafold 3, atomic data seems to be prevailing!

You heard her- “to create new drugs”

Why was the glitter glue so distracting to me 💀🤣

Great talk and fantastic studies at Allegretti's lab! Good luck with the stuides on nucleus and cell migration.

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Excellent lecture

Short but extrem effectiv in leaning. Without any yada yada BS

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wow, i love biology and chemistry

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What is the name of the BGM?

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The lecture is really very good and informative. I am a chemistry unit and I am going to give a seminar or super-resolution microscopy. I came to this lecture after going through many other lectures which are somewhat confusing.

Where the proof those concoctions are viral in nature?

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Massive amounts of work in a beautiful movie. Testimont in-part at least to Kiyoshi Nagai and his students and postdocs.

Great talk with tons of resources

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This is my second time to watch this fantastic talk. Beautiful presentation and Q&As are also fantastic. I am so impressed by Dr Goedert sincere answers to every questions.

with the advance of biochemistry, digital/structure, and wide arrays of CRO steps from screening to pre-clinical efficacy becomes straight forward. The bottle neck seems to be the first step: target selection. Too few disease-drivers which attract huge crowd!

I did my in situ hybridizations around a year back and oh god this was definitely the most stressful step @ 0:56

Woah. Just Wow.

Nice and informative video.

Awesome

that really is a big question: And how did Carnegie collect so many embryos !?!

Excellent lecture Dr. Holger Kramer. May you rest in peace 💐

Nice job

Nice!

music should've been louder, I was almost able to hear the narrator

stop the background music, you talk slowly

Inspirational

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Fascinating! Thank you.

Could you reupload the lectures in a reasonable quality?

Literally me when I open a bag of chips in school.

This video is so useful, give me enlightening.