- Public Health, Environmental and Occupational Health
- Genetics
- Molecular Biology
- Review published
- Preprint server
- bioRxiv
IU Bloomington Biology
We are scientists from Indiana University (IU) Bloomington. The IU Bloomington Biology club is associated with the graduate course Peer Review in the Life Sciences (BIOL-Z620). Its purpose is to formally teach graduate students how to peer review manuscripts in a critical and constructive way, and to promote an open access to science, transparency and journal-agnostic evaluation of scientific work.
- Club leads
- Alizée Malnoë
PREreviews
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Alizée Malnoë, Sally Abulaila, Madison McReynolds, Warren Wilson, Habib Ogunyemi, Madaline McPherson, Mandkhai, and 3 other authors reviewed Structural basis of lipopolysaccharide translocon assembly mediated by the small lipoprotein LptM -
Alizée Malnoë, Warren Wilson, Habib Ogunyemi, Sally Abulaila, Madaline McPherson, Mandkhai, Madison McReynolds, and 3 other authors reviewed Microtubule-dependent cell polarity regulates skin-resident macrophage phagocytosis and directed cell migration - Cell Biology
- Review published
- Preprint server
- bioRxiv
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Alizée Malnoë, Sally Abulaila, Kimberley Kissoon, Warren Wilson, Madaline McPherson, Michael Kwakye, Mandkhai, Madison McReynolds, and 2 other authors reviewed Root hair lifespan is antagonistically controlled by autophagy and programmed cell death - Plant Science
- Review published
- Preprint server
- bioRxiv
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Alizée Malnoë, Madaline McPherson, Mandkhai, Sally Abulaila, Octavio Origel, Warren Wilson, Madison (Maddie) McReynolds, Michael Kwakye, Habib Ogunyemi, and Kimberley Kissoon reviewed A prophage-encoded anti-phage defense system that prevents phage DNA packaging by targeting the terminase complex - Ecology
- Molecular Biology
- Plant Science
- Review published
- Preprint server
- bioRxiv