If you're REALLY curious, here's the article title. Happy Googling!
"The Antimicrobial Peptide Polyphemusin Localizes to the Cytoplasm of Escherichia coli following Treatment"
Thursday, March 5, 2009
A Moment of Science
In twelve hours and five minutes I will be discussing a paper with my colleagues about how antimicrobial peptides cross the membrane and enter into the cytoplasm (guts) of E. coli cells. This is exciting because I am in the middle of performing similar experiments with a different, but similar type of bacterial cells. However . . . after working a long day all I really wanted to do was read news blogs. S0, my unwinding time of 11pm-Midnight is now over and I have to make the gruesome decision about whether to stay up for a few hours and prepare notes for the talk or to wake up at an obscene hour to perform this task. Decisions. Decisions.
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Ha. It took about three minutes for the pun to click. Yes, I observe a moment of science with you. My favorite thing about said article, btw, is that the subject is next to the verb. Nicely done, journal editor.
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