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"Metadata aggregation at the national level as a precondition for international cooperation? The case of Archiefbank" - Michel Vermote (Archival Database of Flanders, BE)
Mourning Cloak (Nymphalis antiopa) larva colony.
Grey County, Ontario, Canada.
June 18, 2008.
It's always a thrill to find a colony of Mourning Cloak cats! I'll never forget the first colony I found as a 7 year-old on a small Cottonwood in my neighborhood.
I brought about 20 of them home to rear. Just a couple of weeks later the adults were hatching out. Fond memories... :-)
Photographs, Videos and Text ©Jay Cossey/Biodiversity Institute of Ontario (BIO). All rights reserved.
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My second book, "Familiar Butterflies of Indiana and their Natural History" is now available!
Please check out my first book, "Southern Ontario Butterflies and their Natural History". :-)
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My website: www.PhotographsFromNature.com
Marine and Environmental Sensing Technology Hub (Mestech) researching at the National Centre for Sensor Research (NCSR) Dublin City University. mestech.org/
Marine and Environmental Sensing Technology Hub (Mestech) researching at the National Centre for Sensor Research (NCSR) Dublin City University. mestech.org/
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Mechanisms of protein aggregation
From the Pappu lab: Research in the Pappu lab focuses on mechanisms of protein aggregation. A combination of polymer theory, novel simulations, and experiments are being used. The image shows the result of a first principles simulation of the self-association two intrinsically disordered polyglutamine molecules. Predictions made from analyzing these types of data are yielding insights into the molecular basis of Huntington's disease, which is associated with mutations that lead to polyglutamine expansions. For more details, please visit the Pappu lab at lima.wustl.edu.