Hosts: Vincent Racaniello, Dickson Despommier, Alan Dove, and Kathy Spindler
Guests: Greg Smith and Mark Fuccio
Greg Smith joins the TWiVirate to reveal how his lab discovered a switch that controls herpesvirus neuroinvasion, and then we visit the week’s news about Zika virus.
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Links for this episode
- Dynamic ubiquitination drives herpesvirus neuroinvasion (PNAS) 10:40
- Poliovirus fidelity and virulence (Andino, Kirkegaard)
- Releasing Zika virus data in real time (Nature) 1:20:35
- Zika virus infection and stillbirths (PLoS NTD) 1:27:50
- Zika virus infection, imported, Italy (Eurosurveillance) 1:29:45
- Letters read on TWiV 378 1:14:00
This episode is sponsored by 32nd Clinical Virology Symposium and Microbe Magazine Podcast 4:30, 1:13:00
Timestamps by Jennifer. Thanks!
Weekly Science Picks 1:42:10
Alan – Science byline counting project
Dickson – Bill Nye on climate change
Vincent – Zdziarski’s blog of things (Apple’s motion to vacate)
Greg – Atlas, the next generation
Kathy – Sources of Chaco wood
Mark – How Dogs Love Us by Gregory Berns
Listener Pick
Bohdan – The real reason for brains
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