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Day 8 of #TalesFromTheLab ☠️ | Black mamba. Two toxins sequenced, lethal in fractions of a microgram per gram of body weight. JBC, 1972.
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Day 8 of ASBMB Journals’ “Tales From the Laboratory: 13 Days of Halloween” collection. A close-up image shows a black mamba with its mouth open against a sandy background, framed by swirling blue smoke. The ASBMB Journals logo appears at the bottom.
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Oct 25
Day 7 Of #TalesFromTheLab 🐍 | From archive to modern methods: MCP profiles the venom peptides of three pit vipers, including two near-threatened species.
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#MolCellProt #ASBMBJournals #MolecularBioscience
Day 7 of ASBMB Journals’ “Tales From the Laboratory: 13 Days of Halloween” collection. A tan and brown rattlesnake is coiled on rocky ground with its forked tongue extended. Swirling orange smoke frames the image.
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Oct 24
Day 6 of #TalesFromTheLab 🐍 | Venom week begins. From the JBC archive: decoding a green mamba toxin, one amino acid at a time.
jbc.org/article/S0021-…
#JBiolChem #ASBMBJournals #MolecularBioscience
Day 6 of ASBMB Journals’ “Tales From the Laboratory: 13 Days of Halloween” collection. A close-up image shows a bright green snake coiled against a dark background, framed by swirling purple smoke. The ASBMB Journals logo appears at the bottom.
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Molecular & Cellular Proteomics@molcellprot
Oct 23
Day 5 of #TalesFromTheLab 🕵️ | Part 2 of the parasite story: lipid-tagged proteins that malaria parasites use while hiding in red blood cells, and how drugs can disrupt them.
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Day 5 of ASBMB Journals’ “Tales From the Laboratory: 13 Days of Halloween” collection. A light microscopy image shows Plasmodium falciparum, the parasite that causes malaria, among pink-stained red blood cells. Swirling teal smoke frames the image.
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Oct 22
Day 4 of #TalesFromTheLab 🩸 | The malaria parasite lives inside your red blood cells and builds its membranes partly from the hemoglobin it digests.

jlr.org/article/S0022-…
#JLipidRes #ASBMBJournals #LipidResearch #Malaria
Day 4 of ASBMB Journals’ “Tales From the Laboratory: 13 Days of Halloween” collection. An image of Plasmodium falciparum in the schizont stage inside a red blood cell is framed by swirling blue smoke. The ASBMB Journals logo appears at the bottom.
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Journal of Biological Chemistry@jbiolchem
Oct 21
Day 3 of #TalesFromTheLab 🦇 | How do vampire bats keep blood flowing? Their saliva contains a clot-dissolving enzyme that fibrin stimulates 45,000-fold.
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Molecular & Cellular Proteomics@molcellprot
Oct 20
Day 2 of #TalesFromTheLab 🐚 | This snail hunts fish. Its venom gland can be 4× the length of its body, and MCP mapped what's brewing inside it.
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Graphic for “Tales from the Laboratory: 13 Days of Halloween,” Day 2. A patterned orange-and-cream cone snail rests on the seafloor, framed by swirling purple smoke. ASBMB Journals logo at bottom.
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Journal of Biological Chemistry@jbiolchem
Oct 19
Day 1 of #TalesFromTheLab 🎃 | Fireflies don't waste their glow: this JBC study found an enzyme that recycles the spent light-emitting molecule back into fresh fuel.
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Graphic for “Tales from the Laboratory: 13 Days of Halloween,” Day 1. A glowing green firefly rests on a leaf against a dark blue background, surrounded by wispy teal smoke. ASBMB Journals logo at bottom.
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Oct 22
Day 4 of #TalesFromTheLab 🩸 | The malaria parasite lives inside your red blood cells and builds its membranes partly from the hemoglobin it digests.

jlr.org/article/S0022-…
#JLipidRes #ASBMBJournals #LipidResearch #Malaria
Day 4 of ASBMB Journals’ “Tales From the Laboratory: 13 Days of Halloween” collection. An image of Plasmodium falciparum in the schizont stage inside a red blood cell is framed by swirling blue smoke. The ASBMB Journals logo appears at the bottom.
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Oct 20
On #WorldCRISPRDay, we’re celebrating Emmanuelle Charpentier and Jennifer Doudna, who won the 2020 #NobelPrize in Chemistry for the development of a method for genome editing, CRISPR–Cas9.

🧬 Learn more about their work: ow.ly/CEyu50ZZoZF

#CRISPR #WomenInScience
Side-by-side portraits of Emmanuelle Charpentier, left, and Jennifer Doudna, right.
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Oct 20
FREE WEBINAR: Lysosomal metabolic signatures in aging and disease
📅 Tomorrow, Oct 21 at 12 p.m. ET

Explore the latest discoveries in lysosomal biology and lipid research at this month’s ASBMB Lipid Research Division seminar.

✅ Register: asbmb.org/meetings-event… #LipidResearch
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Oct 20
How do you lead a global scientific resource? 🌎

The RCSB Protein Data Bank powers discoveries across structural biology, and it turns 55 TODAY!

Stephen Burley discusses AI, global collaboration and the people behind this essential scientific resource: ow.ly/gr0E50ZXK0K
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Oct 19
How is AI changing what’s possible in protein design?

At #ASBMB2027, plenary speaker Tristan Bepler will explore how generative models are reshaping our understanding of the connections between macromolecular sequences and functions.

asbmb.org/annual-meeting…
#MolecularBioscience
2027 ASBMB Annual Meeting graphic featuring a headshot and text reading, “Plenary speaker: AI and the future of biomolecular design. Tristan Bepler, New York Structural Biology Center and OpenProtein.AI.” Boston, April 3–6.
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Oct 19
FREE WEBINAR: Industry perspectives on protein biophysics for drug discovery
📅 Oct. 23 at 12:30 p.m. Eastern

Join us for the kickoff of the ASBMB Industry Perspectives Webinar Series!

✅ Register: asbmb.org/meetings-event… #MolecularBioscience
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Oct 18
NSF faces funding cuts and policy changes | ASBMB and its coalition partners respond to proposals that could alter how the National Science Foundation supports scientific research and education.

➡️Read more: asbmb.org/asbmb-today/po…
#ASBMBAdvocates
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Oct 18
FREE WEBINAR: Chromatin at the center of gene regulation and genome integrity
📅 Oct 22 at 10 a.m. Eastern

Discover the latest advances in transcription and chromatin research at the October ASBMB Transcription Webinar.

✅ Register here: asbmb.org/meetings-event…
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Oct 18
Amy Palmer of @CUBoulder and Mike Henne of @UTSWMedCenter, co-chairs of ASBMB 2027, explain how this gathering will inspire new ideas and drive progress in molecular bioscience: asbmb.org/asbmb-today/ca….
#ASBMB2027 #MolecularBioscience
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Oct 18
FREE WEBINAR: Lysosomal metabolic signatures in aging and disease
📅 Oct 21 at 12 p.m. ET

Explore the latest discoveries in lysosomal biology and lipid research at this month’s ASBMB Lipid Research Division seminar.

✅ Register: asbmb.org/meetings-event… #LipidResearch
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Oct 17
Scientific careers emphasize teamwork, but many trainees spend years working in labs with just a PI & one trainee.

Anika Zaman, a postdoc at @stonybrooku, reflects on what a team of two teaches about mentorship, communication & scientific independence: asbmb.org/asbmb-today/op….
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Oct 17
Are you passionate about making science engaging and exciting for everyone? ASBMB wants to help bring your vision to life with the Science Outreach & Communication Grant.

➡️ Learn about the 2026 awardees: asbmb.org/asbmb-today/ed….

✅ Apply by Oct. 31: asbmb.org/science-outrea….
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