#tango2

[random-racehorses]

Random Real Thoroughbred: SOLO TANGO

SOLO TANGO is a horse born in Chile in 1996. By CRESTA RIDER out of LA BATAILLE. Link to their pedigreequery page: https://www.pedigreequery.com/solo+tango2

[silverskye13]

how does welsknight always know to turn up? is there world joining messages in the chat when tanguish pops through from hels?

Tanguish joined the game

[Renthedog] o.o

[FalseSymmetry] o/

[Tangotek] hey! Don't go anywhere

[Cubfan135] Well well well, if it isn't Tango2: Electric Boogaloo

[Docm77] ahm nobody tell Wels lol

[Welsknight] Nobody tell Wels what?

[Grian] Scatter!

[Tangotek] Nothing wells go build your castle

[Welsknight] ?

[Docm77] lol

[Impulsesv] busted!

[Tangotek] nobody is busted!

[Welsknight] ah. I see.

[Tangotek] You see NOTHING

[Tangotek] Go bother your own evil double!

Evil Xisuma joined the game

[Evil Xisuma] Did someone say evil double?

[Ethoslab] Oh snappers!

[Grian] You guys suck at scattering

Evil Xisuma left the game

Xisuma joined the game

[Xisuma] So what's all this then?

[Tangotek] Go bother X!

[Welsknight] >:/

[Tangotek] Shoo! Go away!

[Tangotek] You're just jealous my double is cooler than yours!

[Tangotek] Literally!

[Welsknight] Where are you Tango

[Tangotek] Wouldn't you like to know, metal boy!

[Impulsesv] You tell him Tango!

[Geminitay] I'm confused, are we rooting for the evil double or for Wels?

[PearlescentMoon] Aw, leave the little nugget alone

[PearlescentMoon] Hey Tango, can your little guy introduce me to my evil double?

[Tangotek] Only if you beat up Wels for me!

[Welsknight] No more evil doubles on Hermitcraft

[Welsknight] We already have to many

[Xisuma] That's a matter of opinion I think

[JoeHills] Evil is in the eye of the beholder anyway

[JoeHills] So is beauty

[JoeHills] That's the cool thing about being a beholder.

[JoeHills] You've got a lot of eyes to get things stuck in

[ZombieCleo] I'm glad I'm not a beholder

[Welsknight] -_- sigh

[Welsknight] Tango, I'm coming to Decked Out

[Cubfan135] Busted!

[bpod-bpod]

TANGO to Muscle

Zebrafish model for studying how mutations in the TANGO2 gene underlie the usually inherited susceptibility to the life-threatening disorder in humans called rhabomyolysis in which injured skeletal muscle rapidly breaks down

Read the published research paper here

Image from work by Euri S. Kim and colleagues

Division of Genetics, Department of Medicine, Brigham and Women's Hospital Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA, USA

Image originally published with a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)

Published in Disease Models & Mechanisms, September 2023 and on the cover

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[evoldir]

Fwd: Graduate position: LundU.MicrobialEvolutionAnaerobicLife

Begin forwarded message: > From: evoldir@evol.biology.mcmaster.ca > Subject: Graduate position: LundU.MicrobialEvolutionAnaerobicLife > Date: 28 March 2024 at 04:42:54 GMT > To: rdmpage@gmail.com > > > Dear all, > > We’re looking for a PhD student to join our team at Lund University > (Sweden) to study how microbial eukaryotes -  ‘protists' - live > without oxygen. The position is set to start in the Autumn of 2024, > but is flexible per agreement. > > Details about the position and how to apply (including > specific instructions for the cover letter) can be found here: > https://ift.tt/0rSAewJ. > > THE PROJECT > Oxygen-depleted environments are more than just “anoxic dead zones” > – they are home to a diverse array of life, including eukaryotic > microbes. This PhD project aims to explore the mitochondrial biology in > anaerobic eukaryotes, shedding light on how their metabolism and organelle > function have evolved to thrive in oxygen-free environments. The focus > will be on the electron transport chain and other electron transferring > strategies like hydrogen generation. We will investigate the functional > diversity of anaerobic respiratory chains in eukaryotes and explore the > evolutionary mechanisms that contribute to this adaptations including > lateral gene transfer and neofunctionalization. Additional projects > related to environmental anaerobic eukaryotes are also available. > > THE ORGANISMS > We study unicellular eukaryotes – or ‘protists’ – that often have > peculiar biology compared to what our textbooks teach us. This project > will centre on protists from the Breviatae and Amoebozoa phyla that have > taken different evolutionary trajectories towards anaerobic life. Instead > of depositing electrons onto oxygen, these protists can make hydrogen > gas or succinate which can be consumed by prokaryotic organisms in a > form of metabolic co-operation known as ‘syntrophy’. Your task will > be to help us follow the electrons and understand the basic cell biology > of these protists. > > RESEARCH METHODS > This project will use cell biological methods, including super-resolution > microscopy, proteomics, and metabolomics of quinone molecules. Moreover, > there is potential to develop expertise in bioinformatic methods such > as transcriptomics, comparative genomics, and phylogenetics as well as > environmental microbiology. > > SUPERVISION > The successful candidate will join the Molecular Cell Biology Division > in the Biology Department at Lund University, under the supervision of > Dr. Courtney Stairs, an expert in eukaryotic microbiology. The project > will also be co-supervised by Dr. Olivier van Aken, a leading researcher > in mitochondrial biology. This project is part of the European Research > Council ‘TANGO2’ StG project, awarded to Dr. Stairs. > > Best wishes, > Courtney > > > Courtney Stairs > Biträdande Universitets Lektor > > Lund University > Department of Biology > https://ift.tt/062OPMV > > > > > Courtney Stairs

[biinaberry]

Each Helsmit and their names (Each helsmit is placed relative to their hermit on the lineup) [Hermit lineup]

[kia-kit]

Mirror Mirror (12)

(Sorry it took so long ahhhhhhhhh-)

Several thuds later, a few new hermits stood upon the table.

At first, there was loud noise caused by the Mirrors freaking out, but was thankfully calmed down by Bdubs2.

Bdubs clapped his hands, and pointed at the new arrivals "So, as you can see, uh, these are our members of the Mycelium Resistance!"

"Over here, we have the lovely False, head of our R&D Department" False, who wore a lab coat, looked cautious at the non-mirror hermits.

Her hair was a beautiful gold shade which slowly turned purple near the tips, and if you looked closely, she has tiny mushrooms spread across her clothes, she had a mushroom hair clip, her sword has a mushroom sticker on it, and much more.

"Next, we have Xisuma, our Spy for the HEP!" Xisuma looked more relaxed than False, but did keep his distance.

Xisuma had his usual bee suit, but the bee helmet seemed to have mushrooms sprouting out of it, and his suit itself seemed to have purple splashes of mycelium.

"Uh, next we have the head of our Shenanigans department, Cub!" Cub looked normal, but his lab coat had purple stains at the bottom.

"Then we have my buddy Tango here on our Diversionary Tactics!" Tango stared at the non-mirrors.

He looked the exact same, boring :/

I might have forgotten someone but honestly fuck it I'm tired... Also I'm very behind so uhhh yeah.

"Now, on with the meeting!"

"You know, despite us finding their base, it doesn't seem like they're too bothered by it." "What do you mean by that?"

Scar and Bdubs were in the LOL room, talking about the recent discovery of the Mycelium Resistance base.

"Its just.." Scar tries to explain, waving his hands around, thinking. "It feels like their care is less than I expected, Grian said it was fine if we took their base and they were gonna build a new one but... I feel like they were too nonchalant about it."

A few days ago, when Scar was strip mining for the base, he was looking up a tutorial for TNT machines, and haphazardly made one, but one its first test run they instantly found the base.

He saw Grian inside and he did jump, but despite his frantic running to the Emergency Button, his face didn't seem too panicked?

Back to the present, Scar downed a bottle of Moopop.

"It just feels.... it doesn't feel right." He says. Bdubs nodded, before his watch beeped. "Oh dear! Horsie time! I gotta go Scar, I got things to do, bye!" Bdubs says, before he flies off with his elytra.

Scar stared at the figure of Bdubs flying away before he sighs. He stood up and went back to the factory, to put away the empty bottle of Moopop.

He placed the key in and walked inside the factory.

A barrel was opened and a bottle safely stored away, he went away to go back to what he was doing, before he felt like someone was behind him.

He froze, and stopped where he was. He felt a hand touch the back of his neck, and not wasting time, he quickly grabbed his sword and swung behind him.

. . . It was nothing.

Scar looked bewildered and looked around, no one was around, and he checked who were online, not many were on, and he and Bdubs were the only members of HEP who were online right now.

He took one last look, thinking it was just his imagination, before he looked down and saw something on the floor.

He picked it up and inspected it. A mask? The mask was broken in half, seeming like it covered only the bottom half of a face, there was no strings attached to the sides, and the part where the mouth would be was drawn over with a red marker of sorts, forming an X over the mouth.

"How odd..." Scar twisted the mask around, trying to recognize who it's from. When he decided he should check it out later, he left the factory.

Shame he didn't look up.

"Damn it..."

[tango2ph]

#Tango #milonga #christmas_eve_milonga #sosial #tangoargentino #tangodance #tango2 @alexandros_parotidis #tango_photography (στην τοποθεσία Alexandroúpolis, Evros, Greece)

[shadeswift99]

Okay shade who is tiny tango? Where’s he from?

Answer to that is pretty simple!

Who? Tango but Tiny. Also rude. Very good tiny rude lad.

Where? Tango's season 7 Episode 13, starting shortly after 7:28. Tango is building an iron shop to look like a giant piston, and Tiny Tango decided that the big guy needed a little "friendly" creative advice! (Short but absolutely hilarious bit, you will NOT regret watching it)

[biinaberry]

Title posters for my next two fics Reblogs > Likes

[tango2ph]

#tango #milonga #tango2 (στην τοποθεσία ACADEMIA DEL TANGO EN GRECIA)

[health28]

TANGO2 plays a role in heme homeostasis, research reveals

TANGO2 plays a role in heme homeostasis, research reveals

Heme, the iron-holding molecule that gives blood its red color, is essential for life. Yet, ironically, it can be quite toxic if not properly handled. In fact, numerous diseases – from various cancers to cardiovascular diseases – are associated with defects in heme homeostasis. The way heme is biosynthesized and degraded has been known for decades, but how it is mobilized from sites of synthesis…

[rnomics]

JCM, Vol. 9, Pages 358: Transcriptional Expression in Human Periodontal Ligament Cells Subjected to Orthodontic Force: An #RNA-Sequencing Study

: This study was performed to investigate the changes in gene expression in periodontal ligament (PDL) cells following mechanical stimulus through #RNA sequencing. In this study, premolars extracted for orthodontic treatment were used. To stimulate the PDL cells, an orthodontic force of 100× g was applied to the premolar (experimental group; n = 11), whereas the tooth on the other side was left untreated (control group; n = 11). After the PDL cells were isolated from the extracted teeth, gene set enrichment analysis (GSEA), differentially expressed gene (DEG) analysis, and real-time PCR were performed to compare the two groups. GSEA demonstrated that gene sets related to the cell cycle pathway were upregulated in PDL. Thirteen upregulated and twenty downregulated genes were found through DEG analysis. Real-time PCR results confirmed that five upregulated genes (CC2D1B, CPNE3, OPHN1, TANGO2, and UAP-1) and six downregulated genes (MYOM2, PPM1F, PCDP1, ATP2A1, GPR171, and RP1-34H18.1-1) were consistent with #RNA sequencing results. We suggest that, from among these eleven genes, two upregulated genes, CPNE3 and OPHN1, and one downregulated gene, PPM1F, play an important role in PDL regeneration in humans when orthodontic force is applied. http://bit.ly/2U1qeWA

[literatura-des-igualdades-blog]

Igualdades y desigualdades de género 2. (14 de noviembre)

Texto teórico: 

Edurne Uriarte: Contra el feminismo (fragmento) - en Dropbox

En el siguiente enlace encontráis una reseña sobre el libro: 

http://www.scielo.org.mx/pdf/espiral/v15n44/v15n44a9.pdf

Textos literarios:

Sergi Belbel: Después de la lluvia (Escena 12) - en Dropbox

Luisa Valenzuela: Tango

http://southerncrossreview.org/1/tango2.html

Enlace Dropbox: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/jq4xyk0b0gf7fux/AAAuFr76mEfB_xn3P_uBL1sua?dl=0