humans think they're soooooooo special for causing catastrophic changes in gas concentrations in earth's atmosphere. cyanobacteria literally did it first and they did it better
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humans think they're soooooooo special for causing catastrophic changes in gas concentrations in earth's atmosphere. cyanobacteria literally did it first and they did it better
That thing that cats do where they bring you dead animals because they think you don't know how to hunt and want to help you but with bacteria: finds a plant cell and tries to teach it to put hydrogen ions between it's cell membrane and cell wall. weird peptidoglycan on these guys. finds a rudimentary multicellular organism and explain the correct way to do a colony and how to make biofilm
going up to a pathogen and calmly explaining that killing the host makes it harder to reproduce
Everyone's soooo sex positive till they get a bacterial infection, then it's all "I need to violently end the reproduction of this bacteria". Double standards much?
I think we should start a new reactionary moral panic about how young girls (Archaebacteria) are growing nuclei and fraternising with endosymbonts
this is a major problem we need to be worried about
kids these days will abandon their healthy and happy biofilm colonies to become (🤮) multicellular
it's putting people at risk for dangerous and novel RNA viruses
Cyanobacteria erasure
This goes out to you @does-this-require-cyanobacteria Can't believe this book would mention atmospheric oxygen without referencing it's prokaryotic origins. Do they not understand that there would be no abundant atmospheric oxygen if not for the great oxidation event?
Creationist molecular biologist lenin:
There are decades where nothing happens, and days where over 40 proteins assemble into a functional rotor.
Is this anything?
Learning about Eukaryotic operons, clunky and limited as they are. Yet another prokaryote W!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! C. elegans dreams of directly chained genes regulated by a single promoter, it dreams of easily accessable ribosome binding sites, it dreams of cas-like operon mediated adaptive immunity (I actually know nothing about C. elegans immune system idk what it's operons do)
Work In Progress E. coli
This is the outline for the inner membrane, and then I'll make the basal body of the flagellum and use that to figure out how big the outer membrane should be