Here Is My Old Notes On Ubiquitin From Biochemistry! Sorry For Any Misspelling Or Mistakes In Wording!

Been playing Legends Arceus all day since launch, and I’m so close to meeting god

Edit: I caught God

when you hurt yourself in the icelands and a blissey sees u

this means everything to me

Most ironic photos

This implies he fucked her in the cow thingy

Therefore I am

Am I ever going to stop talking about this funky little family? Probably not, at least not in the near future eheh ;)

Pokémon Legends Arceus spoilers ahead!

Cogita, the woman who has lived so long to gain such a great knowledge of the world with all its secrets and legends and putting it into words, old verses to be precise, to share it with everyone. Her names comes from the Latin verb "cogito" that means "I think"

Volo, the man who dedicated his entire life to his ambitions and strong will to meet the Creator Arceus, to know what it looks like and subjugate its power to create a new, better world, no matter what the cost. His name comes from the Latin verb "volo" that means "I wish/I will"

Cynthia, the woman who prevents the world from being remade into a new rational one without the spirit, taking the side of emotions and strongly believing in their importance for every living thing. Her name resembles the Latin verb "sentio" that means "I feel"

So we have each character representing knowledge, willpower and emotions

I really wonder where I've already seen this trio...

Uxie the Knowledge Pokémon, Azelf the Willpower Pokémon and Mesprit the Emotions Pokémon

GameFreak just keeps winking at us with these wonderful touches I-

Removing Troublemakers

A few rotten apples shouldn’t ruin the whole bunch. With millions of cells in the body, it’s inevitable that some will make a misstep and need to be quietly removed. Extrusion is one method for such a dismissal, when a rogue cell is squeezed out of a layer of cells with minimal disruption to its neighbours (pictured, centre pink cell being extruded from the green embryo of a microscopic worm). A new study investigated genetic activity linked to extrusion, and revealed that the process is triggered when cells falter in the midst of DNA replication and cell division. Such errors can prompt cancer development, so removing these cells might be an intrinsic cancer-prevention technique. Further experiments in human cells revealed the involvement of a well-known cancer suppressor protein called p53, showing the body aims to cull cancerous cells before they get going.

Written by Anthony Lewis

Image from work by Vivek K. Dwivedi and colleagues

Howard Hughes Medical Institute, Department of Biology, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA, USA

Image copyright held by the original authors

Research published in Nature, May 2021

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